Movies and TvShows featuring "failed-project" theme.

Nazi Megastructures (2013) is a documentary TV show that delves into the failed projects, overstatements, and fortifications of Nazi Germany during World War Two. It explores the construction, engineering, and armament industry of Nazi Germany, as well as weapons research and technology. The show also touches upon the dark side of Nazi propaganda and the waste that occurred in their plan for world domination. Reenactments and historical analysis bring to life the failed ambitions and plan-gone-wrong of Adolf Hitler's regime.

Challenger: The Final Flight is a documentary miniseries that explores the events leading up to the tragic explosion of the Challenger Space Shuttle in 1986. It delves into the failed project, the risks involved, and the devastating consequences of the detonation. The series provides an in-depth look at the crew, the spacecraft, and the mishap that resulted in the loss of seven lives.

A close look at the engineers who designed powerful military technology for the Nazis and who also encouraged a technological revolution that would forever change warfare.

Lost in La Mancha is a documentary that chronicles the ill-fated production of Terry Gilliam's movie based on Don Quixote. It follows the struggles faced by Gilliam and his team, including bad weather, financial problems, and health issues, ultimately leading to the collapse of the project.

Jodorowsky's Dune is a documentary that explores the ambitious and troubled production of Alejandro Jodorowsky's attempt to adapt the science fiction novel Dune into a film. Set in the 1970s, the film delves into Jodorowsky's vision for the project, his collaboration with artists and professionals in the film industry, and the challenges he faced in bringing the epic story to life. Despite the film ultimately being cancelled, Jodorowsky's Dune had a lasting impact on the sci-fi genre.

The Pentagon Wars is a dark comedy based on a true story that explores the failed testing and cover-up of a military project at the Pentagon. Set during the 1980s and 1990s, the movie follows the journey of a sergeant who becomes involved in the project and witnesses its comical and absurd failures. With elements of drama and war, the film provides a satirical commentary on the inefficiencies of the military and government.

Simply Black is a comedy that explores the complexities of systemic racism and interethnic relationships through the story of a failed project that leads to a controversial film casting and a series of awkward and hilarious moments. Set in Paris, the film highlights the struggles faced by black people and addresses issues of police violence, ethnic stereotypes, and the power of protest.

Henri-Georges Clouzot's Inferno is a documentary that explores the abandoned film project by acclaimed French director Henri-Georges Clouzot. The film delves into Clouzot's ambitious and innovative ideas for the movie, which was intended to push the boundaries of filmmaking. However, due to various setbacks and Clouzot's deteriorating health, the project was ultimately left unfinished. Through interviews, archival footage, and reconstructed scenes, the documentary provides insight into Clouzot's creative process and the challenges he faced during the production.

The Ghost of Peter Sellers is a documentary that delves into the troubled production of a film directed by a Hungarian immigrant. It is a film-within-a-film that tells the story of an eccentric man and his failed expectations. The documentary features interviews, photographs, and readings from the old man's photo album and provides a fascinating insight into the reunion of the cast and crew.

In the rural setting of Vendée, France, a small-town mayor, an architect, and the media clash over a failed architectural project that sparks environmental and political debates. Through satire and comedy, the film explores the tensions between country and city cultures while raising social and environmental issues.

It's All True is a documentary film that explores the story of a failed filmmaking project in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil during the 1940s. The film focuses on the attempts of Orson Welles to complete a series of short films, including a story about a fisherman and his encounter with a raft. The project faced numerous challenges and was ultimately shelved, making it a captivating tale of unrealized potential and the complexities of filmmaking.

The Other (1999) is a drama/romance movie that explores the themes of brother-sister estrangement, corruption, terrorism, and love. Set in Egypt, the story follows a businessman who becomes involved in a terrorist plot while dealing with his over-possessive mother and the domineering influence of capitalism. As the plot unfolds, it delves into issues of domestic violence, class differences, and the corrupting influence of greed. The movie also explores inter-religious relationships, investigative journalism, and the power of love.

Filmed just over a century after the first tank battle in 1918, this documentary series explores how the vehicles forever changed warfare.

Sadegh and his wife manage a tea house in the way between Ahvaz and Andimeshk south of Iran. One night in his absence a friend of him who is a truck driver comes to his place and the wife is getting killed. The police are after the murderer but Sadegh who seeks revenge begins to kill the truck drivers on the way. This put him in fronting the law.

Euro 96: The Summer Football Came Home is a documentary film that explores the highs and lows of the 1996 UEFA European Football Championship. It delves into the stories of the players, coaches, and teams involved, showcasing their journey towards the tournament and the intense competition on the pitch. The film also highlights the devastating penalty shootout defeat suffered by the English national team in the semifinals, which marked a tragic end to their hopes of winning the championship on home soil. Through archive footage, interviews, and narration, Euro 96: The Summer Football Came Home offers a retrospective look at the tournament, capturing the essence of the highs and lows, the triumphs and disappointments, and the lasting impact of the event.