, Moore features stories of Americans who have been refused vital treatment and are facing financial ruin because of the U.S. The director also travels to Britain, Canada and France to highlight each country's public health system.
Nurse Karen Kuprys told the Edmonton Sun that only a few downtown patrons responded negatively to her free-movie handout. "They're probably the ones who need to see it the most," she told the paper. The United Nurses of Alberta picked up the entire tab for the giveaway.
All told, the nurses handed out 150 tickets, costing $11.95 each. The union is also giving tickets to Premier Ed Stelmach and Health and Wellness Minister Dave Hancock.
Michael Moore's Sicko gets audience thumbs-up at Cannes Alberta nurses give away tickets to Sicko documentary The Alberta nurses union is so impressed with U.S. director Michael Moore's documentary Sicko that members handed out free tickets to his movie in Edmonton on Wednesday.
The world's first women's conference on AIDS opened in Kenya on Wednesday, with thousands of international delegates set to discuss how to fight rising HIV cases among women. , Moore features stories of Americans who have been refused vital treatment and are facing financial ruin because of the U.S.
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