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Tune in to CHD.TV today at 7 p.m. ET/4 p.m. PT for the premiere of “Playing God: An Investigation Into Medical Democide in the UK,” a documentary that chronicles 50 years of medical malpractice in the United Kingdom.
The film features interviews with health educator Kevin P. Corbett, Ph.D., lawyer Anna de Buisseret and retired neurologist-turned-Catholic priest Rev. Patrick Pullicino.
It also includes interviews with people like Joan Bye, whose daughter Helenor died as a result of malpractice, and others who lost loved ones as a result of medical malfeasance over the past 50 years.
Recounting her daughter’s experience, Bye said, “She suffered much, she died needlessly, she could have been saved, but she was murdered by the state.”
The Solari Report called the documentary an “eye-opening film” that “exposes five decades of medical-pharmaceutical democide in England, Scotland, and Wales.” It said the individual cases featured in the documentary provide “a chilling and unique perspective” to viewers.
The documentary is co-produced by investigative journalist Jacqui Deevoy and by Phil Graham, and directed by award-winning directors Naeem and Ash Mahmood.
Deevoy tweeted that the documentary “shed[s] light on a topic that has been largely overlooked” by “weav[ing] together personal stories, expert interviews and investigative research.”
“In the last 30 years, you can see good evidence that the National Health Service has become a killing machine,” Corbett told the Solari Report, referring to the U.K.’s public health system.
Deevoy said, “The film gives a voice to the victims and their families, their heartfelt testimonies providing deep and personal insights.”
She added:
“‘Playing God’ serves as a wake-up call, urging society to stand against medical democide. It aims to raise awareness, encourage dialogue and demand accountability from those responsible … the film strives to create a lasting impact and initiate positive change within the U.K. healthcare system.”
While the subject matter may be hard for some to comprehend and accept, the Solari Report wrote “this courageous documentary deserves to be seen so that the message of the filmmakers and individuals they interview does not go ignored.”
Watch the premiere of ‘Playing God’ here:
