The Truth vs. Alex Jones

This documentary follows the legal battle between the families of victims from the Sandy Hook Elementary School shooting and Alex Jones, the founder of the website InfoWars. It examines two defamation lawsuits brought against Jones for spreading conspiracy theories and falsehoods regarding the 2012 mass killing. Filmed over four years, the production provides access to the Travis County courtroom to show how the parents sought to hold the media figure accountable for his claims.

The film was directed and produced by Dan Reed, who also served as a producer. Within Reed's filmography, this work follows Straightheads and precedes Stopping the Steal and Leaving Neverland 2: Surviving Michael Jackson. The cast includes Alex Jones appearing as himself, along with former InfoWars staff such as Rob Jacobson and Josh Owens, and Mark Barden. A total of 34 credited cast members appear in the production.

A joint effort between the United States and the United Kingdom, the film was produced by HBO Documentary Films and Amos Pictures. It has a runtime of 115 minutes. On TMDB, the documentary holds a rating of 6.6/10 based on 36 votes.