11 Days is a feature-length documentary that chronicles the harrowing events and aftermath of the Debruce Grain Elevator explosion of 1998—one of the deadliest grain elevator disasters in American history. On a quiet summer morning, the small town of Haysville, Kansas and surrounding area, were shaken to their core when a massive explosion ripped through the Debruce Grain Elevator. Often considered the world’s largest at the time, the blast claimed the lives of seven workers and injured several others, sending shockwaves through the community and raising urgent questions about oversight, risk management, and the cost of safety.