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Patch Adams

Rated PG-13 for some strong language and crude humor.

PG-13 120min.
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Released on December 25, 1998
The fact-based story of an unconventional physician who attempted to heal patients with laughter, based on his own book and mixing equal doses of scatological humor and pathos. Read More
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