1. In the movie, the physicians are not portrayed in a good light. A movie reviewer in the journal Nature (Rosen, 1993) said that the movie portrayed "nurses as heartless, physicians pompous fools and parent support groups as mindless as a herd of sheep." Is this what is called "artistic license" to make you cheer for the Odones? What were the objections of the physicians and reasons for their objections? Were the objections reasonable? Was it appropriate for the Odones to use themselves as "guinea pigs?" and could this have done more harm than good? Doctors warned the Odones that erucic acid would cause heart problems (as it does in laboratory animals); the Odones countered with the fact that East Asians eat rapeseed oil daily.