Netflix has acquired a new documentary about the Boeing 737-Max air disasters from noted filmmaker Rory Kennedy. First developed as a series, the streaming giant will air the project as a feature d…
First developed as a series, the streaming giant will air the project as a feature documentary at a to-be-determined date. The film comes from the prolific Imagine Documentaries, an arm of Brian Grazer and Ron Howard’s Imagine Entertainment, run by Justin Wilkes and Sara Bernstein.
Media reports have focused on improperly vetted design flaws and an internal push for production speed at Boeing, while numerous accounts have pointed to pilot inexperience and poor airmanship. In addition to the human cost, the doc will explore the reputation crisis the iconic company has faced in the aftermath.
The sale marks is the first co-production between Imagine Documentaries and Kennedy and Bailey’s Moxie Films.
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