Nerd!

For those stuck on the four cardinals step, the movie poster hints at something. Combine what it hints at with the four cardinals and a good google search might help you with the rest.

Final hint:
I would highly suggest googling the puzzle title and the movie title together and then looking for a corresponding wiki page. Some of the information on that page might help you figure out how to properly read the numbers on the puzzle page.

Also, you don’t have to (you could just make a logical assumption) but zooming in on the highlighted corner of that state will reveal a city that will fill in the other half of each 180° X ? , etc. They should be read as:
270° X ?
180° X ?
315° X ?
With ? representing the city found at the highlighted area and being the same for each. 

Using a common flag cipher with four pieces of information on the puzzle page, with reveal a 4 character answer.

Aspiring puzzle maker and ok puzzler solver.

Into crypto, onewheels and esport ! Quite a mix

Finally! 
Now, that wasn’t so hard was it? 😂 
2500 $degen

Punta del Este, Maldonado Department, Uruguay

Glad to here it! Now with the allowance rollover letting me give out bigger rewards, i think I may try to get back to a once a week puzzle or maybe even a few small puzzles a week. Potentially creating a channel just to keep it all controlled. Let me know if you have thoughts on other types of puzzles you's like to see.

Thanks for the entertainment! It was very complex but I loved it!! 200$degen

That was a diffic.. i mean loads of difficult puzzles but the last one had me going mad. Studied each feather and beak's direction, like all of them, but they were just there for the show. Also McDonald got me stuck.. 

Learnt tons about flags, winds & Tiny Tim, and euh here's a couple of the grid puzzles. Thanks 😍

Yeah, the key to the grid is that both have 144 squares, just in a different orientation.  So, taking the first black square from the top grid and moving it to the same square in the bottom one (14th square or second square on the second line), etc, will give you a result similar to the top one you posted. But you could also, take a one of the two shortcuts to find the answer, which I’m assuming you did.