How far would you go to be the “best”? Is it ever OK to do something “wrong” if it makes the outcome “right”? Does everyone deserve the best our healthcare system can offer? Is evil real or just a relative thing? If evil is real, why can’t God stop it?
These are the questions the hospital’s newest anesthesiologist is going to have to answer. The person asking the questions is one of the hospital’s most respected and feared anesthesiologists, who may or may not be racist, misogynist, alcoholic, insane, evil, or a cunning genius. It depends on how much of what he says a person is willing to believe. They are assigned together as mentor and student, and what happens in the OR should stay in the OR.
If you liked “Pulp Fiction,” “The Devil’s Advocate,” “Dogma,” and “The House of God,” you will love this R-rated, black comedy that combines the “worst” of all four and reads like it was written by Monty Python. It’ll make you laugh. It’ll make you curse. It’ll make you rethink your religion. It’ll make you nervous to go to the hospital. It’ll make you look at anesthesiologists, and squirrels, a lot differently.
These are the questions the hospital’s newest anesthesiologist is going to have to answer. The person asking the questions is one of the hospital’s most respected and feared anesthesiologists, who may or may not be racist, misogynist, alcoholic, insane, evil, or a cunning genius. It depends on how much of what he says a person is willing to believe. They are assigned together as mentor and student, and what happens in the OR should stay in the OR.
If you liked “Pulp Fiction,” “The Devil’s Advocate,” “Dogma,” and “The House of God,” you will love this R-rated, black comedy that combines the “worst” of all four and reads like it was written by Monty Python. It’ll make you laugh. It’ll make you curse. It’ll make you rethink your religion. It’ll make you nervous to go to the hospital. It’ll make you look at anesthesiologists, and squirrels, a lot differently.
