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Healthcare

Bring a culture of care to your workplace

Key Information

87MIN FEATURE DOCUMENTARY

Host Registers a Screening (No Upfront Cost)

Fan-Force Books Cinema & Creates Event

Tickets Sold (& Price Set) by Fan-Force

Optional Fundraising: Fee Added to Ticket Price

Pre-Sold Tickets Must Pass a Tipping Point

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Ways to screen the film

Bring the film to your community through screenings in your location or in a local cinema. Register below to access resources including discussion guides to reflect after watching the film.

In Your Location

Community Screening Licence

Great for Screenings in Workplaces, Churches, Schools & Community Centres

Host Buys a Screening Licence Online

Host Organises Venue & Internet Connected Screen

Host is Permitted to Sell or Gift Tickets

Optional Fundraising: Set Your Own Ticket Price

Minimum Licence Size Applies

Closed Group Booking

Great for Workplace/Church/School Events

Host Pays to Book Out the Cinema

Host Liases with Cinema to Plan Event

Tickets Sold (or Gifted) by Host

Optional Fundraising: Set Your Own Ticket Price

No Minimum Audience

Cinema on Demand

Great for Gathering Family/Friends & Communities

Host Registers a Screening (No Upfront Cost)

Fan-Force Books Cinema & Creates Event

Tickets Sold (& Price Set) by Fan-Force

Optional Fundraising: Fee Added to Ticket Price

Pre-Sold Tickets Must Pass a Tipping Point

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Synopsis

Shattered is a documentary series exposing how a system once created to protect injured workers has been reshaped by policy, profit logic, and now automation — turning recovery into conflict and care into a calculation.

It follows the people caught inside it: workers, families, doctors, employers, whistleblowers — and the growing number of lives derailed not by the injury itself, but by the system meant to respond to it.

Behind the scenes, governments and insurers quietly shifted decision-making from human assessment to computer-driven triage — using algorithms to decide whose pain is believed, whose treatment is delayed, and whose life is written off as “too expensive.”

The result is a national crisis hidden in plain sight:
a system that harms the people it was built to heal — and a public who won’t know until it happens to them.

This is not a story about broken people.
It is a story about a system that was redesigned — and the human cost of pretending it still works.

Behind every claim is a patient — and a preventable trauma.

When a compensation system obstructs care, it doesn’t just injure workers.
It injures the people trying to help them.

Why this film matters to health professionals

Doctors, psychologists, rehab providers, social workers, and allied health clinicians are being forced into a system that turns patient care into paperwork battles.

What was meant to support recovery now:

Undermines clinical judgment

Creates moral trauma for practitioners

Delays treatment

Fuels distrust

Medicalises distress caused by the system itself

The harm is no longer just the injury.
It is the recovery pathway.

What the film reveals

How system-driven trauma derails clinical progress

Why “treatment non-compliance” often reflects system harm, not patient behaviour

How insurer control over diagnosis, approvals, and timelines distorts care

The silent crisis of practitioner burnout caused by compensation bureaucracy

Why trauma-informed care is impossible inside a system built on suspicion

Why health practitioners should watch

Because you cannot provide ethical care inside an unethical structure
Because moral trauma in healthcare is now a documented clinical risk
Because good practice requires understanding the forces sabotaging it
Because this is not “their story” — it is now part of your working environment

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A Call To Action

This is not a documentary about failed patients.
It is a documentary about a failed system.

Screen it for your practice, clinic, college, or professional association
Use the post-film questions to explore ethical risk & moral trauma in care work
Join the national call for trauma-informed, patient-centred reform
Elevate the voice of clinicians who refuse to be complicit in harm

Healing cannot exist inside systems that injure. We must reform both.

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