Michael Moore makes correction: ‘Sicko’ screened in Cuba

Michael Moore responds to news outlets picking up a Wikileaks cable grabbed from the U.S. State Department that said Moore's Sicko was banned in Cuba. In fact, the documentary on health care did screen in theaters and televisions in the country.

December 20, 2010

Michael Moore responds to news outlets picking up a Wikileaks cable grabbed from the U.S. State Department that said Moore’s Sicko was banned in Cuba. In fact, the documentary on health care did screen in theaters and on television in the country.

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