The sickest thing about this was the fact that all the people profiled HAD insurance. What about those who don’t? While I know it’s hard to make a case that an entire system is messed up by looking at case studies, without doing so, the statistics are just numbers. There are people behind the numbers, and they’re in this movie.

One thing this movie doesn’t really address is the just stupid decisions US car companies have made, which in-turn have caused their decline. And who pays the price for that?