Fact checks claim it's debunked...

Yet they cherry-picked examples and their only "debunking" was referencing the very people mentioned in the documentary who were said to have been in on it.

It's like someone claims a thief stole from their home, and the media goes to the local crime boss who the thief works for, and he says "There was no theft from that home. That's false." and the media regurgitates the claim saying that anyone who claims the thief stole from the home is pushing "debunked" conspiracy theories.

The most hilarious part about it is that you aren't even allowed to watch this documentary on any major video streaming sites. You can still watch Flat Earth videos YouTube but you can't watch a documentary containing testimony and literal video and documented proof of fraud.