Documentary drama - based on a true story and subsequent very lengthy trial. Centres on a corporate lawyer (Robert Bilott), who is approached by a farmer through one of Robert's relatives, the farmer reports all his cows are inexplicably dying.
The lawyer decides to do the right thing, takes up the case and quickly becomes completely engrossed by the growing mountain of evidence. He brings a case against DuPont over their criminal environmental negligence and their unashamed covering up of their chemical hazards policies. The investigation has been progressing for many, many years and is still ongoing.
There's the customary messages during the end credits advising that everyone (without exception) has the same featured dangerous chemical in their bodies at the moment in tiny quantities.
Makes you wonder what cookware is safe to use right now.
The lawyer decides to do the right thing, takes up the case and quickly becomes completely engrossed by the growing mountain of evidence. He brings a case against DuPont over their criminal environmental negligence and their unashamed covering up of their chemical hazards policies. The investigation has been progressing for many, many years and is still ongoing.
There's the customary messages during the end credits advising that everyone (without exception) has the same featured dangerous chemical in their bodies at the moment in tiny quantities.
Makes you wonder what cookware is safe to use right now.