Untitled Film Project

Team America: World Police (2004)

This satirical comedy takes a hilarious jab at American action movies and political interventionism. Using puppets, it follows an elite paramilitary group fighting global terrorism. It’s a riotous reminder of America’s role on the world stage. (Stream on Max)

A League of Their Own (1992)

Set during World War II, this charming film tells the captivating story of the All-American Girls Professional Baseball League (an American pastime). Celebrating the resilience and determination of women in a male-dominated sport, “A League of Their Own” is a heartwarming tale of teamwork and female empowerment. (Available on Netflix)

Forrest Gump (1994)

This beloved film follows the extraordinary life of Forrest Gump, a kind-hearted man who finds himself unwittingly present at key moments in American history. It’s a heartwarming and inspiring tale that beautifully captures the essence of America. (Stream on Paramount+, rent on Apple+, Prime and Youtube)

Independence Day (1996)

No Independence Day movie list would be complete without this epic sci-fi blockbuster. With breathtaking visuals and heart-pounding action, “Independence Day” depicts humanity’s struggle against an alien invasion, showcasing American resilience and unity. (stream on Starz/Roku, Starz, DirecTV, rent on most services)

America: The Motion Picture (2021)

This animated comedy reimagines the founding of America in an over-the-top and irreverent way. Blending historical figures with outrageous humor, “America: The Motion Picture” is a wacky and patriotic adventure that will leave you in stitches. (Streaming on Netflix)

Zero Dark Thirty (2012)

This intense thriller brings to life the decade-long manhunt for Osama bin Laden. It offers a gripping portrayal of the dedication and sacrifice of the intelligence community in their pursuit of justice. (Stream on Starz/Roku, rent on Apple+, Prime, and Youtube)

White House Down (2013)

This explosive action thriller follows the gripping story of a Capitol Police officer who finds himself caught up in a terrorist attack on the White House. With jaw-dropping action sequences and a heartwarming father-daughter dynamic, “White House Down” will have you rooting for the heroes. (stream on Netflix, Fubo, and DirecTV)

Causeway (2023)

Starring Jennifer Lawrence, this poignant drama follows a military veteran adjusting to life outside the military. “Causeway” explores themes of bravery, resilience and the challenges faced by those who have served their country. (Stream on Apple+)

The Trial of the Chicago 7 (2020)

Set during the late 1960s, this historical drama chronicles the infamous trial of a group of anti-Vietnam War protestors. It delves into themes of civil liberties, freedom of speech and the power of dissent. (Streaming on Netflix)

Hamilton (2020)

Experience the groundbreaking Broadway musical that tells the story of Alexander Hamilton and the founding of America. With its unforgettable songs and exceptional performances, “Hamilton” offers a fresh and energetic take on American history. (Streaming on Disney+)

John Adams (2008)

Immerse yourself in the fascinating story of America’s second President with this captivating series starring Paul Giamatti. Spanning seven episodes, “John Adams” chronicles the life and political career of the founding father, offering a deep dive into the challenges and triumphs of a nation in its early years. (Streaming on Max)