Reviews

This documentary tries to expose issues with healthcare that most certainly are worth talking about. Who doesn't want health care you can rely on and feel safe with?

There is a major issue though: if the movie makers don't fact check their information, they might include footage that is at best misleading and claims that are at best misinformed. That is not what you want from a documentary.

I think it's important to know that many of the people who are shown to suddenly die in this documentary, are actually still alive and well. As a result, one can only conclude that this is a terrible documentary that is not based on facts.

Altman knows how to make movies. And you can see that when watching this movie. The cast is good, the cinematography works very well and the choreography is great. Even for someone not interested in ballet, like me, this movie is very enjoyable, because you get to see the best parts form the performed shows, and get a great view inside the way things work there.

But the problem is: there's virtually no story. You hardly get to know the characters, let alone get to like them.

So if you go, enjoy the visuals, but don't be hoping for a great movie. I see this more like a demonstration of the ballet world, or something like that.

7/10