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Right to universal public health
The expressions “health care” and “comedy” do not normally go hand in hand, but in the new film by Michael Moore –Bowling for Columbine (2002), Fahrenheit 9/11 (2004)– they fit… like a glove (rubber of course).
The lives of an infinite number of Americans have been disturbed and badly treated (some have not even lived to tell the tale) by the catastrophe of the country’s health system. Moore sustains that this crisis not only affects the 47 million citizens who do not have health insurance, but also many people that have paid up and yet encounter endless bureaucratic problems.
| Year: | 2007 |
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| Origin: | United States |
| Direction: | Michael Moore |
| Production: | Michael Moore, Meghan O’Hara / Dog Eat Dog Films, The Weinstein Company |
| Script: | Michael Moore |
| Kamera: | Tony Hardmon, Peter Nelson, Jonathan Weaver, Andy Black, Daniele Marracino, Jayme Roy |
| Music: | Erin O’Hara |
| Mounting: | Dan Swietlik, Geoffrey Richman, Chistopher Seward |
| Duración: | 96 min. |
| Contact: | Baditri |
| Phone: | 93 201 04 67 |
| Email: | baditri@baditri.com |
| Web: | www.baditri.cat |