Upside Down (2016)

Overview

A tragic ferry disaster claims the lives of 304 individuals, prompting four fathers to reflect on their lost children, who were part of a school field trip. As they recount their memories, a diverse group—including professors, lawyers, journalists, an activist, a diver, and a politician—analyzes the systemic failures that enabled the catastrophe. Their poignant insights raise pressing questions about accountability and prevention, highlighting the urgent need for change in a world turned upside down by tragedy. The film delves into the human impact of bureaucratic negligence and the quest for justice.