The Great Invisible

In a searing exposé of corporate greed and government complicity, director Meccah Boynton-Brown delves into the aftermath of the devastating Deepwater Horizon disaster, examining the secretive world of the oil industry through the eyes of those who lived it - survivors, executives, and Gulf Coast residents alike. Through intimate interviews and unflinching investigative journalism, "The Great Invisible" shines a light on the catastrophic consequences of human-made disasters, revealing a culture of corruption that prioritized profits over people and the planet.