Choke Canyon

This biographical film is a David vs. Goliath tale akin to Choke Canyon, with the titular character taking on a power corporation responsible for contaminating a town's water supply. It's a stirring story of environmental justice and personal tenacity that also addresses corporate accountability.

This thriller delves into issues of safety at a nuclear power plant, echoing the environmental concerns depicted in Choke Canyon. The movie's gripping storyline involving a reporter and a plant supervisor will resonate with audience members who gravitate towards tales of individuals standing up against corporate malfeasance.

With its ecological themes and lone protagonist fighting against corporate interests, Silent Running offers a similar blend of science fiction and environmental activism that fans of Choke Canyon might appreciate. The plot follows a botanist preserving the last of Earth's botany aboard a spaceship.

This drama tackles the issue of hydraulic fracturing (fracking) and its impact on rural communities. Like Choke Canyon, Promised Land tells a story of corporate interest versus environmental safety, focusing on the contentious battle over natural resources.

Featuring Steven Seagal as an ex-oil firefighter confronting the corruption and environmental degradation caused by the oil industry, On Deadly Ground shares Choke Canyon's concern for environmental themes wrapped in an action-packed narrative.

Steven Seagal stars in this action film about an EPA agent fighting against toxic waste dumping in Kentucky. Like Choke Canyon, the movie integrates action with a message about the need to protect the environment from unscrupulous business practices.

A family's farm is threatened by a corporation's plans to construct a dam, leading to a dramatic conflict. Similar to Choke Canyon, The River emphasizes the struggle between rural individuals and encroaching industrial interests.