- “Fargo” (1996) – This crime thriller directed by the Coen brothers is perhaps the most famous movie set in North Dakota (although filmed in Minnesota). It follows a pregnant police chief investigating a series of murders in Fargo.
- “North Country” (2005) – Starring Charlize Theron, this drama tells the story of a woman who takes on a mining company when she faces sexual harassment in the workplace.
- “The Fargo Kid” (1940) – A Western comedy starring Tim Holt, the movie revolves around a cowboy who finds himself caught up in a small-town conflict.
- “Lewis & Clark & George” (1997) – This independent film focuses on three drifters traveling through North Dakota on their way to Montana.
- “The Overnighters” (2014) – A documentary that sheds light on the impact of the North Dakota oil boom on the local community.
- “The Dark Divide” (2020) – Inspired by a true story, this adventure drama follows a butterfly expert who embarks on a life-changing journey across North Dakota.
- “Ride with the Devil” (1999) – While not solely set in North Dakota, this American Civil War drama includes scenes in the state and explores the struggles faced by soldiers and civilians during that time.
- “Untamed Heart” (1993) – A romantic drama set in Minneapolis but with scenes filmed in Fargo, where the main character’s backstory takes place.
- “Electric Slide” (2014) – Based on a true story, this crime drama follows a charismatic bank robber who targets stores in North Dakota.
- “Wooly Boys” (2001) – While mainly set in Montana, this comedy-drama features some scenes filmed in North Dakota. It tells the story of an old rancher and his grandson trying to recapture a stolen horse.
WANDERLIST: Ten famous films set in North Dakota
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