Re The Hospital, directed by Arthur Hiller:

Some strange deaths are occurring in a New York City hospital, and there is enough breakdown there as it is. The hospital is under assault, and frankly so is society. For one thing, people living in a condemned building are angry that the hospital has purchased the building in order to raze it and expand medical functions there. Crafted by Paddy Chayefsky, the tragicomic plot is rickety, but the dialogue and George C. Scott‘s performance as a despairing (but then happy) doctor are great. A worthwhile opus, this.