A single claim sits at the center of the global sales pitch for shale gas: that after sixty years and nearly a million wells drilled, hydraulic fracturing has never contaminated groundwater. This short film, made by the team behind the South African feature documentary Unearthed, directed by Jolynn Minnaar, sets out to test that line rather than accept it. It treats the statistic as a piece of PR language borrowed by companies and officials pitching fracking to countries considering it for the first time, South Africa included, and asks what evidence actually backs it up. There is no dramatic reenactment or courtroom reveal here, just a direct challenge to a talking point that has traveled from industry commercials into public debate largely unexamined. It functions as a trailer for the larger investigation Unearthed conducts into fracking's expansion worldwide, but on its own it works as a compact fact-check aimed at anyone who has heard the sixty-year claim repeated and wondered whether it holds up.