Orchestrating An Upset: The 1996 World Cup of Hockey

This documentary takes a detailed look at the 1996 World Cup of Hockey, highlighting how Team USA assembled a competitive squad to break a long-standing losing streak against Canada. With previous matches resulting in a 0-7 record, the film explores the strategies and dynamics that led to their historic win.

Featuring insights from key figures such as James Hetfield, Eric Lindros, and Don Cherry, the film captures the drama and intensity of the tournament. It showcases a first-shift brawl that set the tone for the American team's aggressive play throughout the competition. Despite its importance, the tournament didn't receive the publicity it deserved in the United States, making this documentary a valuable retrospective for hockey fans and historians alike.