For decades Larry Nassar worked as team doctor for USA Gymnastics and Michigan State University, treating hundreds of young athletes while sexually abusing many of them under the guise of medical treatment. This film traces how the abuse went unchecked for so long, moving through the institutional failures at USA Gymnastics, Michigan State, and the US Olympic Committee that let complaints go nowhere for years. Survivors including gymnasts who competed at the elite and Olympic level speak directly to camera about what happened to them and about the courtroom in Michigan where more than 150 women delivered victim impact statements before Nassar's sentencing. News footage and interviews with journalists who broke parts of the story fill in the timeline, from early warnings raised by coaches and parents to the eventual resignations and prosecutions that followed. The film's real subject is the culture inside a sport built on obedience to authority, and how that culture protected an abuser instead of the children in his care.