The documentary delves into the catastrophic collapse of the Francis Scott Key Bridge in Baltimore, which occurred after a cargo ship lost control and struck the bridge, resulting in six fatalities and significant economic disruption due to the port closure. The investigation revealed that a power outage on the ship led to the accident, with prior blackouts noted the day before the incident. Exclusive footage shows the extent of the damage and the complex recovery operation, which involved a $100 million effort to clear the debris and reopen the port. The documentary also discusses the legal battles over alleged poor maintenance of the ship and the potential for substantial insurance claims. Furthermore, it emphasizes the need for protective structures to prevent similar disasters, noting that safety experts have long advocated for such measures, which were not implemented despite known risks. The documentary serves as a call to action for improving bridge safety, particularly for the estimated 1,500 at-risk bridges in the US.