Kill. Bury. Print.

Description

The McCurtain Gazette, a family-run newspaper, faces retaliation from the local sheriff's office after reporting on allegations of sex, drugs, and violence involving its members. The situation escalates when the paper obtains a secret recording that suggests the sheriff and local officials are discussing plans to have the Gazette's family killed. This revelation transforms the local investigation into a story of national and international significance. As tensions rise, the film documents the efforts of the Gazette's staff to protect themselves and continue their reporting amid threats. The documentary showcases the challenges faced by small independent media in the face of powerful local authorities. Throughout the film, the Gazette’s struggle against intimidation highlights the broader issues of press freedom and accountability within law enforcement.