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The film has generated some controversy for a sequence in which Moore brings a group of patients to [[Cuba]], which may have violated the American embargo of that country. | The film has generated some controversy for a sequence in which Moore brings a group of patients to [[Cuba]], which may have violated the American embargo of that country. | ||
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Revision as of 02:53, June 25, 2007
Sicko is a 2007 film by American filmmaker Michael Moore which glorifies socialized medicine and conceals the deadly effects of rationing that results when medicine is socialized.
The film is designed to have a political impact, but both Republican and Democratic politicians have distanced themselves from it.[1]
The film has generated some controversy for a sequence in which Moore brings a group of patients to Cuba, which may have violated the American embargo of that country.