Trail of the Hyena is a counterterrorism film directed by Canadian director Paul Gross. The story is about the "War of Revenge" launched by the United States after 9/11, and Canada as an ally was also involved in this war. The film is based on a four-man sniper squad and tells their story in Afghanistan.
"The Battle of Hadisee Town" is a war film based on real events, the film set in the Iraq War uses the scene documentary camera representation, so that the whole film looks like a real scene: the US troops passing through the town of Hadisee are attacked by landmines, two soldiers die on the spot, and the US military launches a crazy search for the surrounding residents in the following time...
Directed by the famous black director Spike Lee, "The Miracle of Santa Ana" seems to be set in the war, but it actually exposes the serious racial discrimination problem in the United States at that time. Four black soldiers who have lost contact with the large army rescue a local boy in a foreign country in Italy, and they find a little warmth here because of the discrimination in the United States because of their skin color...
"Iwo Jima Family Book" tells the story of the fierce battle between the Japanese army and the US army at the end of World War II. After the Battle of the Halfway, the momentum of the Japanese army in the Pacific Theater was gradually fading, and in the face of the aggressive American troops, the soldiers stationed on Iwo Jima decided to fight backwaters. However, for the Japanese army, this was only a battle that was doomed to failure before it began...
"Operation Brave" tells the story of American Navy SEALs who accidentally discover the terrorist forces threatening the entire United States when they rescue the kidnapped CIA members, and then launch a global round-up.
"Lone Survivor" tells the story of four SEALs who are ordered to go to Afghanistan to assassinate the leader of a terrorist organization, only to be met by a barrage of bullets and bullets as a result of accidental exposures on the way.