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The Synanon Fix is an American documentary series directed and produced by Rory Kennedy. It explores the rise and fall of Synanon, told through the eyes of former members, into its descent into a cult.
Rory Kennedy and Mark Bailey wanted to make a documentary revolving around Synanon, after looking at communities and charismatic leaders, wondering how people come to these places, and the relevancy of the story in modern day with the false sense of community.[6] The two came across Synanon through the book Straight Life: The Story of Art Pepper by Art Pepper.[7]
Initially, the Synanon archive declined the filmmakers access, after discussing their intentions with Dederich's daughter, they were granted access three weeks prior to the series being pictured locked. HBO allowed the filmmakers to go through the archive, which included 35,000 photos and 3,000 hours of archive video footage.[8][9]
Eve Batey of Reality Blurred praised the series approach and lack of misdirection and dead end tropes, writing: "She somehow manages, through intelligently paced interviews with former members and archival footage, to place us in the same shoes as people who were in the cult, slowly turning up the heat until we realize we started to accept the unacceptable."[11]
Brian Tallerico of RogerEbert.com gave the series a 2.5 out of 4, praising Kennedy's interviewing skills, criticizing the pacing and length of the series, writing: "The Synanon Fix” isn’t the right length—it would have made an excellent feature documentary as the first couple episodes take too long to get to the downfall era of Synanon, but there’s something powerful about the sheer bulk of the hard-to-believe stories of a group that felt problematic from the beginning."[12]