Triumph: Jesse Owens and the Berlin Olympics

Triumph: Jesse Owens and the Berlin Olympics is a historical documentary focusing on the 1936 Summer Games in Germany. The film centers on the experiences of American athlete Jesse Owens, who won four gold medals in various track and field events. This achievement took place during the rise of the Nazi regime, where Owens' success challenged the racial ideologies and claims of aryan superiority promoted by Adolf Hitler.

The project was produced in the United States by History and directed by Andre Gaines. This was the first film directed by Gaines, followed by The Dutchman in 2026. The production features appearances from Don Cheadle, Carl Lewis, and Noah Lyles, all appearing as themselves. The film has a total runtime of 80 minutes.