The House of God

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The House of God is a 1984 satirical medical drama film, based on Samuel Shem’s novel, that portrays the darkly comic experiences of medical interns in a brutal teaching hospital.

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instanceOf film
medical drama film
basedOn The House of God (novel) NERFINISHED
basedOnWorkAuthor Samuel Shem NERFINISHED
countryOfOrigin United States of America
surface form: United States
depictsInstitutionType hospital
teaching hospital
depictsProfession medical intern
physician
resident physician
genre black comedy
medical drama
satire
hasAdaptationSourceGenre novel
hasFictionalUniverseElement fictional teaching hospital
hasTheme conflict between idealism and reality in medicine
coping mechanisms of doctors
dehumanization in medicine
institutional cruelty
medical humor
moral compromise
language English
mainSubject medical ethics
medical internship
physician burnout
teaching hospitals
medium feature film
narrativeFocus experiences of medical interns
narrativeForm comedy-drama
drama
portrays brutal medical training environment
cynicism in hospital culture
ethical dilemmas in patient care
hierarchical medical system
medical hierarchy
patient overload in hospitals
psychological stress on interns
publicationDate 1984
releaseDecade 1980s film
setting teaching hospital
sourceMaterialPublicationForm book
sourceMaterialTitle The House of God NERFINISHED
targetAudience adults
tone darkly comic
workBasedOn autobiographical-inspired fiction by Samuel Shem
workTitle The House of God NERFINISHED

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George Folsey Jr. notableWork The House of God