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darling and his new Earth Day documentary Planet of the Humans? Plus why even if you

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So last week in honor of Earth Day, Michael Moore announced

that he was releasing a surprise documentary

called Planet of the Humans that would be available on

YouTube for free for an entire month. Now Michael Moore is the executive producer of the film

but it was actually directed by someone else, someone named Jeff Gibbs.

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