The New York Times by Ben Kenigsberg
Many documentaries have dealt with real-life ambiguity by making it part of their structure and argument. This one treats it as an afterthought.
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United Kingdom, United States · 2022
1h 34m
Director Dan Krauss
Starring Clark Gregg
Genre Documentary
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Just days after the September 11th terrorist attacks, the United States found itself in the middle of yet another deadly attack: the release of letters containing deadly anthrax spores that were sent to various locations throughout the country. This documentary follows the subsequent FBI investigation into the attacks.
The New York Times by Ben Kenigsberg
Many documentaries have dealt with real-life ambiguity by making it part of their structure and argument. This one treats it as an afterthought.
San Francisco Chronicle by Chris Vognar
The Anthrax Attacks conjures the terror and paranoia afresh and, with the hindsight of 21 years, asks the viewer to consider how effectively the crisis was handled.
Los Angeles Times by Noel Murray
The film is a unique kind of procedural, with fascinating information about how the FBI cracks cases, combined with an admission that some crimes may never be explained.
Chicago Sun-Times by Richard Roeper
Writer-director Dan Krauss takes a creative risk by combining traditional non-fiction storytelling techniques with re-creations that go far beyond the usual shadowy-silhouette snippets.
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