Francis Foster

It's a lot of money now, but back then it was even more money.

So 1965, when was the moment American boots hit Vietnamese soil?

armed forces at that point.

You go, this is the most technologically advanced armed forces in the world.

This is the richest country in the world.

They were up against, let's be fair, a technologically limited Viet Cong.

That should be an easy win, shouldn't it?

We know our audience, and every so often something comes along that we think you'll genuinely want to see.

Hillsdale College made a film about the American founding.

It's called Revolutionary America.

It's narrated by Tom Selleck, and having seen a preview, I think it's something special.

The film brings a founding to life through historians who understand what was genuinely at stake.

What struck me watching the trailer is how seriously it treats the audience.

no editorializing, no revisionism, just the story told properly with the weight it deserves.

The American founding is one of the most consequential political experiments in human history.

A group of people who had everything to lose decided that some things were worth more than safety, and the world has never been the same since.

This film asks what you would have done in their position.

This is a theatrical release, not a streaming drop, and it only runs for three days, May 31st to June 2nd.

Go to hillsdale.edu slash revolution.

Find a theater near you and buy your tickets.