Title: simply a great film that you must watch
Product review: Unequivocally one of the best movies I have seen about the medical profession, this film also takes on the portrayal of history and race relations in America. The things we take for granted now - from open heart surgery to integrated society to being able to get college credits for material we already know - none of these opportunities existed back when Dr. Vivien Theodore Thomas started helping Dr. Alfred Blalock. The film includes great performances by Alan Rickman (who is never bad in any of his roles, but is particularly strong here) and Mos Def. The film's powerful message and sincere treatment of history provide an excellent opportunity for further discussion of race relations, medical breakthroughs, and animal experimentation.
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