Crisis

A documentary filmmaker investigates the growing opioid epidemic in America. Her investigation leads her to uncover a vast corporate conspiracy involving a pharmaceutical company and the illegal marketing of a new painkiller. As she digs deeper, she encounters individuals on all sides of the crisis, from addicts and dealers to executives and law enforcement, revealing the complex and devastating human cost.

Crisis received mixed to positive reviews from critics. While some praised its timely subject matter, strong performances from its ensemble cast, and its attempt to tackle a complex issue, others found its narrative to be somewhat predictable and its portrayal of the pharmaceutical industry heavy-handed. Audiences were generally more receptive, appreciating the film's urgency and the performances.

• Praised for its relevant and important subject matter regarding the opioid crisis.
• Gary Oldman and the ensemble cast deliver strong, compelling performances.
• Some critics found the film's narrative to be a bit formulaic and unsubtle in its message.

Google audience: Google users largely appreciated Crisis for bringing attention to the critical issue of the opioid epidemic, with many commending the film's impactful storytelling and the dedication of its cast. Some reviews mentioned that while the subject was important, the execution could have been more nuanced.

The film's release was strategically timed to coincide with growing public awareness and concern over the prescription drug abuse epidemic in the United States.