Synopsis
Making a Killing documents how the tobacco giant Philip Morris uses its political power, size and marketing skill to spread tobacco addiction internationally. Using once-secret corporate documents, the film exposes the aggressive advertising and promotional tactics the company uses to undermine local regulation and gain political influence.
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