We never want to admit that our home city can be an epicentre of scandal and abuse of power. Growing up in the Greater Toronto Area, Rob Ford’s disturbing legacy was so commonplace, that it was treated more like clickbait than the tragedy that it was. This film, which quite literally hit close to home for me, is a wake-up call to the desensitization instilled in Toronto's residents. It is also extremely captivating and fresh, with a very youthful cinematic energy. This was director Ricky Tollman's feature debut where he chose the interesting path of focusing on the mess left in Ford's wake as opposed to the wrecking ball himself.