In this gripping documentary from director Rory Kennedy, Freefall: A Reckoning for Boeing takes a hard-hitting look at the catastrophic failures that led to two deadly 737 MAX crashes, exposing a corporate culture where profits were prioritized over passenger safety. The film meticulously traces the downfall of Boeing, once a symbol of American engineering excellence, as it grapples with the consequences of its decisions. Through interviews with whistleblowers, former employees, and grieving families, the narrative reveals a company that silenced critics and rushed flawed aircraft into service. The central conflict unfolds between Boeing’s relentless pursuit of market dominance and the tragic human cost of its shortcuts. With a tense, investigative tone, the documentary builds a compelling case that these disasters were not mere accidents but a reckoning long overdue. As the story progresses, it challenges viewers to consider the moral responsibilities of corporate giants and the systemic failures that can occur when oversight is sacrificed for speed. This is a sobering, urgent examination of accountability in the modern age.