I saw this short at the Sarasota Film Festival a couple years ago, and it still haunts me. Mostly what I remember is a quiet film that takes you by the ears and shakes your head, then gives it a twist. Whoever is responsible for making this film has changed the way I look at the health care system. It amazes me that short films don't get the exposure they deserve. They play in Film Festivals for awhile, then poof they're gone. This film is a perfect example. Anything that touches or affects change, whether it's art, film, poetry etc should/needs to play to a large audience. I can only hope this film was seen by many.
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