Sicko

Mike Moore (Michael Moore), an American documentary director who has always been sharp in style, takes aim at America's proud health insurance system this time, interviewing Americans who suffer from injuries due to lack of health insurance, exposing the dark scenes of the US health care industry, and mercilessly criticizing the Food and Drug Administration, which is responsible for drug approval, and members of Congress in charge of overseeing the health care industry. Through a large number of cases and comparison with other capitalist countries and even socialist countries, it shows the viewers the current drawbacks of the so-called perfect American health care industry. This film won the Best documentary Editing Award of the American Association of Film and Television Editors, the Best documentary Award of the North American Radio and Film critics Association Award in 2008, the Best documentary Award of the Chicago Film critics Association Award in 2007, the Best documentary Award of the Las Vegas Film Review Organization Award in 2007, and the Best documentary Award of the 2008 New York Film Review Circle Award. And with the director of the previous two works "Bowling of Karen Byrne", "Fahrenheit 911" and called "high-profile trilogy".