Endangered

Thoughtful, depressing and, if you’re a journalist, utterly enraging documentary. Actually scrub that... [it] should be disturbing for everyone capable of critical thought...

Troubling documentary that looks at the huge risks journalists are forced to take to fight against misinformation and to defend a free and informed society.

An eye-opening and often enraging glimpse at four journalists attempting to do their jobs circa 2020 and the attacks they endure as a result.

You can tell the filmmakers, like their subjects, are struggling to suppress a scream.

Endangered left me feeling chilled to the bone, but empowered by journalists risking their lives for the truth.

The documentary demands attention but is very hard to watch because journalists -- their notebooks in hand or their cameras draped like panniers -- are hassled and intimidated and threatened.

Directed by Oscar nominees Heidi Ewing and Rachel Grady (Jesus Camp), this documentary vividly depicts the oftentimes vulnerable occupational hazards of being a journalist.

Journalism under attack in 2022 in an unfortunately timely documentary that everyone should see.

The courage, perseverance and remarkable professionalism embodied in each of the four people profiled is a reminder that the Fourth Estate is a critical part of a healthy society. But increasingly, holding power to account comes at a significant cost.

Endangered obviously preaches to the faithful, but the filmmakers can’t hide that’s the fight we’re in.