An American Bombing: The Road to April 19th

A sober, tense recounting of a national trauma, built from testimony and archive, that weighs heavily and moves with quiet urgency.

A sober, harrowing recounting of real atrocity that weighs heavily, mixing archival horror with survivor testimony and chilling interviews.

A provocative, wryly funny and unsettling tour of American gun culture that mixes outrage with dark humor and asks uncomfortable questions.

A quietly tense, sobering watch as hidden cameras reveal everyday indoctrination, leaving a heavy sense of unease and moral compromise.

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

A somber, urgent documentary that immerses you in a community's painful reckoning, demanding emotional attention throughout.

A sober, reflective documentary that traces how one day's shock keeps echoing through ordinary lives decades later.

A sober, methodical reconstruction that builds quiet dread as it traces the roots of a real tragedy.

A sober, methodical accounting of warning signs and bureaucratic failures that leaves you with a heavy sense of dread.

A sober, gripping reconstruction that walks you through real horror and its aftermath with insider voices and archival footage.

A sober, unsettling look at how ordinary people get drawn into extremism, told through intimate testimony that lingers after it ends.

A sober, interview-driven reckoning with political violence and its long aftermath, asking patience and historical curiosity rather than spectacle.