Israelis are finding alternative ways to watch The Bibi Files, a powerful documentary exposing the corruption cases of Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu. Barred from legal release in Israel, the documentary uses leaked footage from police interviews with witnesses. Many have managed to watch the film either by using a VPN to bypass streaming restrictions or by watching leaked versions that made their way to social media. “The film is being pirated like wildfire in Israel,” says Alexis Bloom, the director.

 

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