Sicko
- Genre: Documentary
- Film running length: 123 min
- UK release date: 26/10/2007
- Directed by: Michael Moore
- Country: United States
- Language: English
- Distributor: Optimum Releasing
Who´s in it?
Michael Moore
Michael Moore
What´s the plot?
The latest controversial offering from caustic director Michael Moore, in which he exposes the injustices and inequalities evident in the American private healthcare system – which puts the USA just above Slovenia in the world ranking.
The latest controversial offering from caustic director Michael Moore, in which he exposes the injustices and inequalities evident in the American private healthcare system – which puts the USA just above Slovenia in the world ranking.
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Contains one use of strong language.
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Contains one use of strong language.
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Latest customer review (from a total of 1 review):
Makes you grateful to have a system like the NHS!
Reviewer: George
Date: 27/10/2007
I seen this film and it is mindblowing. You think the NHS is a farce? Think again. I was absolutely gobsmacked that in the US even if you're insured guess what, the insurers usually throw a book on you rejecting to pay your treatments bringing up stupid reasons such as "your too young to have cancer" seriously! and wait till you see how the 9/11 heroes are treated as well! To my eyes once I watch this film it really made me grateful to have a system like the NHS never mind about the govenment spin! And oh yes there are comparision with other system in other countries such as France, Cuba and of course Britain. Just watch it.
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