Who Killed the Electric Car?

A long, methodical exposé that feels like a tense, satirical investigation into unchecked power and its personal and political fallout.

A sober, investigative trudge through smokestacks and boardrooms that leaves a lingering sense of outrage and unease.

A brisk, eye-opening exposé that mixes film clips with investigative interviews to provoke outrage and spark debate about hidden censorship.

A sober, unsettling look at corporate failure and the people who spoke up, leaving you uneasy about the systems we trust.

A sober, indignant explainer that walks you through financial chicanery with a sense of outrage and mounting unease.

A brisk, earnest investigative documentary that feels like a persuasive lecture, mixing alarming claims with a sense of righteous frustration.

A sober, dogged exposé that walks you through corporate misdeeds with mounting frustration and a sense of righteous inquiry.

A slick, infuriating autopsy of corporate hubris that plays like a true-crime thriller, equal parts jaw-dropping and enraging.

A playful yet substantive investigation that makes corporate power feel both fascinating and quietly unsettling.

A sobering, information-dense exposé that leaves you frustrated and alert to the politics behind everyday fuel prices.

A gripping, unsettling look at how charisma and hype can mask dangerous lies, leaving you both fascinated and uneasy.

A shabby detective quietly outsmarts wealthy suspects while you enjoy the cat-and-mouse game rather than the mystery.