Roger & Me scene draws fire from animal group
In Los Angeles the American Humane Association criticizes Roger and Me for a rabbit killing scene. Filmmaker Michael Moore defends it as a pivotal moment showing town devastation after GM plant closures. The film follows Flint, Michigan layoffs and Roger Smith's plant decisions.
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