Shock and Awe

Overview

A team of journalists investigates the 2003 invasion of Iraq, questioning President George Bush's assertions about Saddam Hussein's possession of "weapons of mass destruction." As they dig deeper, doubts about the legitimacy of the government's claims grow, highlighting the tension between media and power during a pivotal moment in history. Their relentless pursuit of the truth reveals the complexities and moral dilemmas faced by those tasked with reporting in the shadow of war, ultimately challenging the narrative that justified military action and exposing the fragility of trust in the information provided by authorities.