On August 19, Superspreader, a new feature documentary that examines COVID-19 disinformation, will make its debut on both FX and Hulu as part of the return of FX’s “The New York Times Presents” documentary anthology series.
The film, which was directed and produced by Lora Moftah, centers on Dr. Joseph Mercola (pictured), an osteopathic doctor from Florida who has come under fire and been subject to legal action for endorsing therapies that are neither proven nor licensed. He has lately been charged with providing false information about the coronavirus online as part of his initiatives to expand his company by promoting alternative health treatments and sharing anti-vaccination material.
Moftah, who produced the ‘New York Times Presents’ documentaries The Killing of Breonna Taylor, To Live and Die in Alabama, Who Gets to Be an Influencer?, and They Get Brave, is the producer of the documentary. Additionally, she produced the documentary series The Weekly for FX and Hulu.
Ken Druckerman, Banks Tarver, Mary Robertson, Jason Stallman, Sam Dolnick, Stephanie Preiss, and Esther Dere are the executive producers of “Superspreader,” and Dere also serves as the showrunner for “The New York Times Presents.” Senior producer Rachel Abrams is assisted by supervising producer Liz Day.
Is “The New York Times Presents: “Superspreader” on HBO Max?
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Is “The New York Times Presents: “Superspreader” on Netflix?
“The New York Times Presents: “Superspreader” will not premiere on Netflix. Best flicks: The Nice Guys, Heartsong.
Is “The New York Times Presents: “Superspreader” on Prime Video?
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On August 19, Superspreader, a new feature documentary that examines COVID-19 disinformation, will make its debut on both FX and Hulu as part of the return of FX’s “The New York Times Presents” documentary anthology series.
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