American Coup

You watch history buckle in real time, handheld cameras capturing crowds, gunfire and dread as a nation slides toward rupture.

A tense, sobering procedural that reconstructs a failed mission through firsthand accounts, leaving a lingering sense of frustration and loss.

A gripping archival documentary that immerses you in 1970s political intrigue and one woman's courageous stand.

A tense, talky newsroom drama that builds quiet suspense around a single decision, carried by two magnetic performances and a sense of history in the making.

A gripping, thoughtful documentary that plays like a political thriller, balancing archival footage with intimate interviews to make history feel urgent and personal.

A dense, conspiratorial lecture that argues its case with montage and narration, asking you to follow a long chain of claims.

A patient, intimate chronicle that lets you watch lives and a nation change across decades, mixing warmth with sober reflection.

A sober, gripping look at a journalist's long fight against buried truths, tense and morally weighty.

A fiery, persuasive polemic that mixes archival footage, interviews, and emotional testimony to provoke outrage and sorrow.

A tense, sobering behind-the-scenes account that conveys the weight of decisions made in real time, gripping through firsthand testimony rather than spectacle.

A sober, gripping historical chronicle that immerses you in a tense international standoff through firsthand accounts and archival footage.

A dense, gripping plunge into obsession and paranoia, demanding close attention as it reconstructs a historical puzzle with urgent intensity.