C. Lopes
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Filmmaker Michael Moore frames the for-profit insurance industry as a bankruptcy-causing cancer on the US health care system in his latest documentary, Sicko , and champions socialized medicine as the preferred cure. To bring his point home, Moore presents a utopian vision of the Canadian, British
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Filmmaker Michael Moore frames the for-profit insurance industry as a bankruptcy-causing cancer on the US health care system in his latest documentary, Sicko , and champions socialized medicine as the preferred cure. To bring his point home, Moore presents a utopian vision of the Canadian, British
Key concepts: Film director, Bankruptcy, Health care, Health insurance, Point (geometry), Medicine, Art history, History