

A 12-year-old girl undergoes a controversial liposuction procedure in an effort to combat her significant weight gain amid rising obesity rates in the United States.
“Why Obesity is America's Greatest Threat”
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A 12-year-old girl undergoes a controversial liposuction procedure in an effort to combat her significant weight gain amid rising obesity rates in the United States.
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Twelve-year-old Anna undergoes a controversial liposuction procedure in a bid to combat her weight gain. Her story illustrates the extreme measures some individuals take in response to rising obesity rates in the United States. Filmmaker Neil Labute shares his own struggles with obesity, adding a personal perspective to the public health crisis. The documentary features commentary from figures like Jim Hightower and Tom Harkin, addressing the food industry's role and the lack of effective solutions to the obesity epidemic.
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Why Watch
- See a 12-year-old girl's extreme weight loss measures.
- Meet filmmaker Neil Labute and hear his personal story.
- Find out why obesity is labeled America's greatest threat.
Did You Know
- A 12-year-old girl undergoes liposuction to combat her weight gain.
- The film was directed by Steven Greenstreet and released in 2008.
- Jim Hightower and Tom Harkin are featured in the documentary.
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What is the main focus of the documentary Killer at Large?
Killer at Large examines the rise of obesity rates in the United States and the lack of effective responses to this epidemic.
Who directed the documentary Killer at Large?
Killer at Large was directed by Steven Greenstreet.
What extreme measure does a 12-year-old girl undergo in the documentary?
A 12-year-old girl undergoes a controversial liposuction procedure to combat her weight gain.
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