In "Sicko", filmmaker Michael Moore diagnoses the malady afflicting America's health-care system and talks about why millions of Americans are still without adequate health coverage and treatment.
Kenneth Turan in his review of "Sicko" writes:
Moore is back again examining America's healthcare system in the aptly named "Sicko." It's likely his most important, most impressive, most provocative film, and it's different from his others in significant ways. For one thing, Michael the Confronter, the man who relished face-to-face encounters with the rich and powerful, is no longer in evidence...Rather than irritate people, what Moore wants to do is have an impact on policy and in an area that touches more Americans more directly than any other he's examined. In fact, one of the challenges "Sicko" faces is that concerned citizens may feel they've heard enough on the healthcare debate to last a lifetime. (Full review of Sicko at LA Times)
Release Date: June 22, 2007
Run Time: 2 hr. 0 min.
Rating: PG-13 - brief strong language
Director: Michael Moore
Genre: Culture & Society, Medicine, Politics & Government, Social Issues
Run Time: 2 hr. 0 min.
Rating: PG-13 - brief strong language
Director: Michael Moore
Genre: Culture & Society, Medicine, Politics & Government, Social Issues
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