Violence: An American Tradition

A sober, history-minded documentary that lays out the brutal mechanics of conquest with clarity and a heavy sense of consequence.

A sobering, essayistic journey through the brutal legacies of colonialism that demands close attention and leaves a heavy, lingering unease.

A sober, scholarly reckoning with a violent history, more instructive than entertaining, and often hard to sit through.

A sober, archival journey through twentieth-century history that asks you to pay attention and sit with uncomfortable truths.

A somber, immersive archival montage that reconstructs a national trauma through raw recordings and images, leaving a heavy, haunting sense of loss.

A sobering, deeply unsettling historical documentary that confronts you with the scale of colonial atrocity and its lingering shadows.

A sober, essayistic history lesson that moves across continents and centuries, asking patience and rewarding it with moral clarity.

A thoughtful, essayistic journey through history and landscape that asks for patience and curiosity rather than spectacle.

A solemn, unflinching meditation on atrocity that juxtaposes serene present-day ruins with harrowing archival footage, demanding quiet reflection.

A sober, essayistic documentary that feels like a lecture on systemic power, using archival footage and interviews to build a case rather than tell a story.

A sober, old-fashioned educational documentary that walks you through a grim chapter of history with narration and archival imagery.

A sober, history-minded sit that walks through centuries of conflict with a calm voice and a heavy sense of consequence.