Savior Complex is an American true crime documentary series directed and produced by Jackie Jesko.

[3] Bach appears in the series alongside the founders of No White Saviors; Olivia Alaso and Kelsey Nielsen, head nurse of SHC, Constance Alonyo, SHC volunteer Jackie Kramlich, head of pediatrics at Jinja Hospital, Aber Tagnoola, human rights attorney, Primah Kwagala, two mothers who sued Renee after the deaths of their children, Kakai Annet and Gimbo Zubeda.

[4] Jackie Jesko discovered Renee Bach's story after reading an NPR article, wanting to make a documentary focusing on the legacy of colonialism and harmful white savior narratives that shape the minds of missionaries.

[10] Brian Tallerico of RogerEbert.com gave the series 3.5 out of 4 stars, writing: "Savior Complex" is a remarkably detailed examination of this shocking case that answers most viewer questions as they arise by segueing back and forth from Bach’s story to the other people involved in this tale, intercut with sharp, revealing footage.

[11] Chris Vognar of Rolling Stone gave the series a positive review writing: "The result is a deeply troubling story that you paradoxically don’t want to see end, never boring but never descending to the hyperbole employed by more than one of its subjects.