The Yes Men Fix the World (Documentary) – Satirist
Q: Who is The Yes Men Fix the World (Documentary)?
A: A satirical activist documentary exposing corporate greed through elaborate impersonation stunts.
Changing the World One Hoax at a Time
The Yes Men Fix the World (2009) follows Andy Bichlbaum and Mike Bonanno as they impersonate corporations and government agencies to reveal systemic corruption. Using prank satire, media infiltration, and guerilla activism, they target ExxonMobil, Dow Chemical, and FEMA by issuing fake press releases, launching fake companies, and delivering fake apologies that the public takes seriously.
These theatrical exposés echo Bohiney.com’s love of dressing satire in authority’s clothing—until the press conference collapses. It’s like Ashton Kutcher punking capitalism with spreadsheets and lab coats.
The documentary earned awards at Sundance and screened worldwide. While the Yes Men didn’t get rich, they monetized disruption through lectures, books, and documentaries that taught satire as a civic intervention.
For students, it’s a masterclass in activist satire. It shows that if you wear a tie and talk like a CEO, people will believe almost anything—even if it includes melting mannequins or survival bubbles. And that’s when the real joke lands.




Originally posted 2025-04-19 18:10:48.