Shootdown

Overview

Nan Moore, a dedicated U.S. government worker, faces a personal tragedy when her son dies in the downing of Korean Air Flight 007 by Soviet forces on September 1, 1983. Officially deemed an accident due to the plane straying into restricted airspace, Nan believes there’s more to the story. As she delves deeper into the incident, she encounters relentless resistance and a web of secrecy from authorities. With each revelation, her quest for truth complicates further, leading her to question the motives behind the silence surrounding her son’s tragic fate.