Picture: Netflix / Tribeca Film Festival
Netflix has a large assortment of documentaries going after massive enterprise and becoming a member of that slate of titles later in 2023 shall be Poisoned: The Dirty Truth About Your Food, which appears to be like into among the findings detailed within the 2011 guide Poisoned: The True Story of the Deadly E. Coli Outbreak That Changed the Way Americans Eat.
Here’s what you’ll be able to anticipate from the documentary based mostly on the guide POISONED by Jeff Benedict (which has an up to date cowl to mirror the Netflix adaptation):
“A shocking indictment of the food industry and its regulators, POISONED exposes how decades of apathy and malfeasance have left the American food supply and its consumers vulnerable to deadly pathogens like e. Coli and salmonella.”
Netflix was first introduced to be hooked up to develop the documentary on the 2011 guide again in November 2022.
On the rerelease of the guide and the brand new movie, Benedict mentioned: “Turning this story into a film has been a writer’s dream. Grateful to Bill and Julie Marler for trusting me with their odyssey (I didn’t expect to find a love story when I set out to write about a food borne illness outbreak),” including, “Lucky to have worked with Ross Dinerstein and his great filmmaking team at Campfire Studios.”
Pictured: Poisoned: The True Story of the Deadly E. Coli Outbreak That Changed the Way Americans Eat, Jeff Benedict and Stephanie Soechtig
The documentary comes from director Stephanie Soechtig, who has taken on the meals business with a number of documentaries, together with Tapped and GMO OMG, and different topics with titles like Under the Gun and Fed Up.
For Netflix, Soechtig was behind Knock Down the House, the documentary of Bronx-born U.S. consultant Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez which dropped in May 2019.
Jeff Benedict serves as government producer on the mission alongside Rebecca Evans and Ross Girard with Ross M. Dinerstein and Kristin Lazure as producers.
Rod Hassler serves as cinematographer on the mission, and Justin Melland is the composer.
When will Poisoned: The Dirty Truth About Your Food be on Netflix?
No precise launch date has been introduced for Netflix simply but, though Netflix has included the documentary of their 2023 slate planning doc.
The doc will first premiere on the Tribeca Film Festival with a number of screenings going down between June ninth and June seventeenth first premiering on the SVA Theatre on June ninth.
Two different documentaries from Netflix can even make their premieres at Tribeca alongside Take Care of Maya (as a result of launch on Netflix in June) and Saint of Second Chances, starring Charlie Day and Jeff Daniels.