"Roger & Me" is a 1989 documentary film directed by Michael Moore. The film explores the impact of the closure of the General Motors plant in Flint, Michigan, which resulted in significant job losses and economic decline in the area. Through a mix of interviews and personal anecdotes, Moore highlights the struggles faced by the community. The documentary features Moore's attempts to confront Roger Smith, the then-CEO of General Motors, about the consequences of the company's decisions. It combines humor and poignant storytelling to illustrate the broader issues of corporate responsibility and the effects of deindustrialization on American workers.