The Anthrax Attacks | Official Trailer | Netflix

Days after 9/11, letters containing fatal anthrax spores spark panic and tragedy in the US. This documentary from Oscar-nominated director Dan Krauss (Extremis) and BBC Studios Production follows the subsequent FBI investigation.

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The Anthrax Attacks | Official Trailer | Netflix

[iamjoshdelacruz]

The postal company should be sued again by the employees who were exposed with Anthrax. I can’t believe they dismissed the case while the one dude got $5.8 million settlement.

[billnyetherussianspy]

Docu- Netflix is slowly becoming my new addiction

[wolfelkan]

Clark Gregg deserves an Oscar for this. Can you get an Oscar as an actor in a documentary?

[breadsensai]

From working in shield, Coulson now trying to destroy the government

[nada]

I study microbiology this year and my professor recommended this film to watch

[corneilusdonaldson]

An entire building of exposed postal workers case was dismissed but one guy earned nearly $6 million in settlement??

[storywala]

Looks very intriguing. I remember this time briefly. It was chaos.

[TheOgrande]

National Geographic did a series about this last year. I remember this was happening back in high school. I got the anthrax vaccine before was deployed to Iraq in 2008.

[jackchop]

I worked with a drunk not long after 9/11 that hated her job and asked her how she was one day and she responded, "I haven't been anthraxed yet". She then went off about how she'd chop a line of it up and snort it. 😂😂😂

[jessedwards]

Not me thinking "Why are they interviewing Steve Carrell?"

[sachaput]

Have a family member who was working at ABC Television in NYC at this time. She said everyone was nervous. Everything coming in had to go through extra precautions before it could be delivered.

[BigFella]

I read the book about this by Richard Preston called “The Demon in the Freezer”. It was one of the most intense nonfiction books I’ve ever read

[homekefr]

Postal workers deserved better and if I was them I would go back to court, how do you settle with the doctor on one side and dismiss the other where victims were exposed to anthrax and the officials knew it!

[audieh]

I was born in 2000 so even though I studied history in college I didn’t really know anything about this until this year because I was too young when it happened but it’s not considered long enough ago to teach a class.

[dennisgeurts]

I first thought I heard Michael Scott’s voice at 0:42 😅

[apok]

I don’t know how I feel about these documentary slash real actors productions. This is what they did with the Mars tv show a couple years back. Frankly, I like both, but not both mixed together

[FlixCreEightR]

I always thought they knew who it was. Didn't realize it was this dude, who might of done it. I remember not wanting to get the mail, during this whole scare.

[jdg]

Definitely wasn't the government trying to intimidate senators opposed to the Patriot Act and create a pretext for the Iraq war.

[thomasblackcraft]

Why do people think an actor is the same character in every other movie or show they are in? Lol….

[marquesn]

Is there anyone else watching this documentary thinking : 1. What were we being distracted from ? 2. Was this doctor a scapegoat, employed by the government to take this hit? 3. Who really was behind it?