Top Movies & TV Shows Similar to 5 Broken Cameras List

• The Act of Killing - A documentary that explores the Indonesian mass killings through the eyes of the perpetrators.
• The Square - A documentary about the Egyptian Revolution of 2011, focusing on the protestors' struggle.
• Cameraperson - A personal documentary that reflects on the life of a documentary cinematographer, revealing the human experience.
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• 13th - A documentary that explores the intersection of race, justice, and mass incarceration in the United States.
• I Am Not Your Negro - Based on James Baldwin's unfinished manuscript, this film examines race in America through powerful imagery and narration.
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• The Road to Guantanamo - A docudrama about the capture and detention of three British Muslims in the U.S. military prison at Guantanamo Bay.
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• Sicario - A thriller highlighting the dangers and complexities involved in the drug wars and law enforcement.
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• No Man's Land - A war drama that shows the human cost of conflict in a poignant and reflective manner.
• Five Broken Cameras - The original film focusing on the non-violent resistance of Palestinians against Israeli occupation, using personal footage.
• The Killing Fields - A powerful film about the Cambodian genocide, highlighting the impact on individuals and society.
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• The Killing of America - A grisly documentary about violence in America, sparked by societal issues and crime.
• The Cave - A documentary about a female doctor operating a makeshift hospital in the war-torn region of Syria.
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