This isn't the story of an inevitable tragedy. It's the story of a disaster that everyone saw coming and let happen anyway.

This is about as timely as a documentary can be, and yet it's already in need of an update.

It takes a village to burn itself to the ground, and no one is better at contextualizing such huge events, and structuring the information into a clear and transparent narrative, than documentarian Alex Gibney.

If you’ve been wondering, “Where are we now? How did we get here?” in terms of the pandemic, this documentary walks through that.