The Bibi Files

This documentary examines Benjamin Netanyahu and those closest to him, exploring the private motivations and personal vanity that led to allegations of corruption. Through previously unreleased interrogation footage and testimony from former associates, the film details the efforts of the Netanyahu family to maintain their grip on power. It illustrates how these legal struggles and perceived weaknesses created an opening for far-right political forces, potentially impacting the stability of the country and the surrounding region.

The film was directed by Alexis Bloom, marking her second directorial effort following Catching Fire: The Story of Anita Pallenberg. Produced by Bloom alongside Alex Gibney and Raviv Drucker, the United States production features archive footage of Benjamin Netanyahu and appearances by Ehud Olmert, Nir Hefetz, Ami Ayalon, Raviv Drucker, and Arnon Milchan. The documentary has a runtime of 115 minutes. Since its release, it has received a rating of 7.1/10 on TMDB based on 32 votes.