Doomsday Gun(1994)

An explosive true story.

Doomsday Gun is a biographical film about Dr. Gerald Bull, a brilliant weapons engineer obsessed with designing superguns—massive artillery capable of firing over 100 miles. After the CIA uses him to illegally export arms to apartheid South Africa, the agency denies involvement and Bull lands in prison. Released years later, he relocates to Belgium and becomes entangled with Saddam Hussein's regime, contracted to build an even more ambitious supergun with a 500-mile range. The film traces Bull's moral descent as he navigates Cold War espionage, geopolitical intrigue, and the consequences of weaponizing genius. It's a tense exploration of ambition, betrayal, and the dangerous intersection of science and tyranny.