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This documentary delves into the Stuxnet worm, a sophisticated piece of malware believed to be created by the United States and Israel to sabotage Iran's nuclear program. It explores the origins, implications, and the global arms race in cyberspace, highlighting the increasing threat of cyber warfare.

Zero Days received widespread critical acclaim for its timely and important subject matter, its thorough investigation, and its gripping presentation of complex technical and geopolitical issues. Critics lauded Alex Gibney's ability to make a potentially dry topic engaging and alarming.

• A compelling and deeply unsettling look at the new era of cyber warfare.

• Gibney masterfully unpacks the complex Stuxnet story with clarity and urgency.

• Highlights the terrifying potential of state-sponsored cyber attacks.

Google audience: Audiences found the documentary to be highly informative and eye-opening, appreciating its deep dive into the Stuxnet worm and its implications for global security. Some viewers noted that while the subject matter is complex, the film does an excellent job of explaining it.

Nominated for a Gotham Independent Film Award for Best Documentary.

The documentary deliberately obscures the identities of many of its sources, using voice alteration and visual effects to protect them, underscoring the sensitive and dangerous nature of the information being revealed.