Top Movies & TV Shows Similar to Made in America List

• Trading Places - Similar themes of social class and culture clash.
• Beverly Hills Cop - Comedy involving cultural differences and a street-smart protagonist.
• Outsourced - Explores cultural differences in a comedic light.
• The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air - Focuses on cultural dislocation and identity, with humor.
• Soul Plane - Comedy about cultural diversity within a flying business realm.
• A Good Day to Be Black & Sexy - Explores racial themes and relationships in a comedic way.
• Harlem Nights - Comedy set in a cultural background with racial elements.
• Rush Hour - Buddy cop film showcasing comedic cultural misunderstandings.
• The Office (US) - Workplace comedy that highlights cultural nuances.
• Larry Crowne - Explores themes of reinvention and cultural shifts in America.
• 40 Days and 40 Nights - Romantic comedy exploring relationships and culture.
• Crazy, Stupid, Love. - Explores romantic relationships in contemporary cultural settings.
• Get Out - Blends comedy and horror with racial themes and cultural critique.
• Spy - Comedy with themes of identity and cultural differences.
• The Nutty Professor - Explores themes of identity and culture through comedy.
• Meet the Blacks - Satirical horror-comedy exploring cultural themes.
• The Gifted - Explores themes of social acceptance and challenges.
• Scary Movie - Parody film that uses cultural references for humor.
• Bamboozled - Satirical film commenting on race and culture in media.
• How to Be a Latin Lover - Comedy playing with cultural stereotypes and relationships.
• CB4 - Examines hip-hop culture and parody themes.
• Coming to America - Cultural exploration through humor in a romantic context.
• Jack & Jill - Explores identity and cultural themes through comedy.
• The Brothers - Focuses on relationships among African American men in a comedic way.
• Sister Act - Features themes of culture and community in a comedic setting.
• The Incredibles - Explores family dynamics and identity in a humorous context.
• Zoolander - Satirical comedy involving fashion and cultural critique.
• The Hangover - Comedic road trip that explores friendship and culture.
• Bad Boys - Buddy cop film emphasizing cultural differences in a comedic environment.
• Girls Trip - Focuses on friendship and identity within a comedic narrative.
• The Other Guys - Buddy cop film with a comedic twist on law enforcement and culture.
• Step Brothers - Comedy centered around family dynamics and cultural expectations.
• The Bling Ring - Cultural commentary on youth and celebrity obsession.
• Barbershop - Focuses on community and cultural conversations with humor.
• Girls - Explores young adulthood and identity with humor.
• My Wife and Kids - Sitcom exploring family life and cultural themes.
• The Mindy Project - Integrates cultural identity within a comedic backdrop.
• Black-ish - Comedy addressing cultural identity and family.
• Fresh Off the Boat - Focuses on Asian-American culture and comedic experiences.
• To Wong Foo, Thanks for Everything! Julie Newmar - Explores culture through the lens of LGBTQIA+ themes in humor.
• Cousins - Romantic comedy that deals with family and cultural connections.
• The Last O.G. - Comedy dealing with cultural identity and transformation.
• Insecure - Focuses on contemporary cultural and identity issues humorously.
• Reno 911! - Satirical take on law enforcement with cultural undertones.
• Family Reunion - Explores family dynamics and cultural issues in a comedic way.
• Malibu's Most Wanted - Comedy about cultural identity and stereotypes.

Top Movies & TV Shows Similar to I Am Not Your Negro List

• 13th - Explores the intersection of race, justice, and mass incarceration in the United States.
• When They See Us - A limited series that addresses systemic racism and wrongful convictions in the case of the Central Park Five.
• Selma - Chronicles the civil rights movement and the struggles against racial discrimination.
• The Hate U Give - Focuses on the impact of police violence and systemic racism on a young girl's life.
• Fruitvale Station - A poignant story based on the real-life events leading to the death of Oscar Grant, exploring race and police interaction.
• Get Out - A horror film that examines racism and cultural appropriation in a unique way.
• Black Panther - A culturally significant film that addresses race, identity, and empowerment in the context of superhero lore.
• American History X - Explores themes of racism, redemption, and the impact of hate across generational lines.
• Malcolm X - A biographical portrayal of the famous civil rights activist and his life’s struggles against racism.
• The Butler - Chronicles decades of American history through the perspective of a White House butler who witnesses pivotal events.
• Loving - Based on the real-life couple whose marriage triggered a landmark Supreme Court case against interracial marriage bans.
• The Help - A story set in the 1960s that sheds light on the lives and struggles of African American maids in the South.
• A Raisin in the Sun - Focuses on the challenges faced by an African American family in 1950s Chicago, addressing themes of racism and identity.
• Do the Right Thing - A powerful film that deals with racial tension and community issues in a Brooklyn neighborhood.
• The 24th - Based on the history of the 24th Infantry Regiment, it addresses issues of racism in the military.
• Just Mercy - A biographical drama that sheds light on racial injustice and wrongful convictions through the story of Bryan Stevenson.
• Behind the Movement - A docudrama portraying the events surrounding the Montgomery Bus Boycott and Rosa Parks' activism.
• Sorry to Bother You - A satirical commentary on race and capitalism in modern America, with a unique narrative style.
• Meet the Blacks - A satirical take on societal issues, focusing on the African American experience during a fictional purge night.
• A Good Day to Be Black & Sexy - An indie film that explores contemporary relationships and racial dynamics among African Americans.
• The Watermelon Woman - A groundbreaking film that explores issues of race, sexuality, and identity in the filmmaking industry.
• I Am MLK Jr. - An exploration of the life and legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., addressing civil rights and activism.
• Harriet - A biographical film about Harriet Tubman's life and her fight against slavery, showcasing themes of resistance and freedom.
• Bamboozled - A satirical film that critiques media representations of African Americans and stereotypes.
• See You Yesterday - A time-travel film that addresses systemic racism and its effects on African American youth.
• Queen & Slim - A fugitive love story that highlights issues of race, identity, and police violence.
• The Birth of a Nation - A historical drama about Nat Turner's slave rebellion, addressing themes of resistance against oppression.
• Dear White People - A satirical series that explores race relations and cultural identity on a college campus.
• The Last Black Man in San Francisco - Explores themes of gentrification, identity, and the African American experience in modern America.
• The Black Candle - A documentary that examines the history and culture of African Americans in the United States.
• Our Kind of People - A television series that explores the lives of affluent African Americans and the dynamics within their communities.
• Soul Food - Explores the lives and relationships of an African American family, addressing themes of love, resilience, and identity.
• The Color Purple - A powerful adaptation of the novel that addresses racism, sexism, and the strength of African American women.
• The Black Panthers: Vanguard of the Revolution - A documentary that explores the rise and impact of the Black Panther Party in the civil rights movement.
• Chiraq - A contemporary modern adaptation of Lysistrata that tackles issues of gun violence and race in Chicago.
• POC: Pieces of Color - A series that delves into the personal stories and experiences of people of color, touching on issues of race.
• The Trayvon Martin Story - A documentary that examines the events and implications of the Trayvon Martin case and its impact on race relations.
• Crown Heights - Tells the story of racial tensions and injustices faced by an innocent man wrongfully convicted.
• The Hate U Give (Series) - A potential series adaptation that can further explore racial injustices in ongoing systemic issues.