The Yes Men Are Revolting

This documentary follows the activist group The Yes Men as they orchestrate elaborate pranks to expose corporate malfeasance. Posing as representatives of giant corporations, they stage fake press conferences and create fraudulent news reports to highlight issues like climate change denial and predatory business practices. The film chronicles their attempts to force accountability through public spectacle and media disruption.

The Yes Men Are Revolting received mixed to positive reviews from critics, who generally praised the group's audacity and the film's engagement with important social and environmental issues. Some reviewers found the film's pacing uneven or its tactics repetitive, but many acknowledged its effectiveness as a form of activism and satire.

• Praised for its bold and often humorous activism.

• Appreciated for raising awareness on critical corporate and environmental issues.

• Criticized by some for a less impactful or less engaging narrative compared to previous Yes Men projects.

Google audience: Audience reviews indicate appreciation for the film's activist spirit and the important topics it tackles. While many found the stunts entertaining and thought-provoking, some felt the documentary aspect could have been stronger or more focused.

Nominated for the Grand Jury Prize at the Sundance Film Festival.

The film's original title was '12 Angry Men', a play on the classic film, but was changed due to potential trademark issues.