Timely Political Films Spotlight Oklahoma City Issues

February slate of historical movies echo present-day concerns in the state and beyond.

Published on Feb. 4, 2026

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A series of historical and political films are being released in February that spotlight activism, whistleblowing, and nuclear testing, echoing present-day issues and concerns in Oklahoma City and across the state.

Why it matters

These films provide a lens into the past that can shed light on ongoing debates and challenges facing Oklahoma City and the broader state, from environmental protection to government transparency.

The details

The films cover a range of topics, including the legacy of nuclear testing, the risks faced by whistleblowers, and the long history of grassroots activism. By examining these issues through a historical lens, the films aim to provide context and perspective on similar concerns that continue to be debated in Oklahoma today.

  • The films are being released throughout February 2026.

The players

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The takeaway

These timely political films offer Oklahoma City residents a chance to reflect on the past and consider how it shapes the present, potentially informing ongoing discussions and debates around issues that continue to impact the local community.