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Brazil

It's only a state of mind.

Released R 143 min 7.8/10 Votes: 212570

Low-level bureaucrat Sam Lowry escapes the monotony of his day-to-day life through a recurring daydream of himself as a virtuous hero saving a beautiful damsel. Investigating a case that led to the wrongful arrest and eventual death of an innocent man instead of wanted terrorist Harry Tuttle, he meets the woman from his daydream, and in trying to help her gets caught in a web of mistaken identities, mindless bureaucracy and lies.

Type:

Movie

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Genre:

Drama, Sci-Fi, Thriller

Subgenres:

Dark Comedy, Dystopian Sci-Fi, Sci-Fi Epic, Steampunk

Release:

1985-02-20

Year:

2024

Country:

United Kingdom

Language:

English

Budget:

$15M

Revenue:

$10M

Companies:

Embassy International Pictures

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Melancholia - Focuses on emotions, existential dread, and the human condition.
Under the Skin - Examines the concept of identity and what it means to be human.
Mother! - An allegorical tale exploring themes of creation and destruction.
Annihilation - Explores themes of self-destruction and human existence.
The Master - Examines themes of control, power, and human connection.
Take Shelter - Explores psychological tension and existential fear.
Her - A contemplative take on relationships and technology's impact on human experience.
Blue Is the Warmest Color - A deep exploration of love, passion, and personal identity.
The Lobster - A quirky take on love and societal expectations in a dystopian setting.
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The Falcon and the Snowman - An exploration of friendship, betrayal, and moral choices.
The Fall - A visually stunning exploration of storytelling and human connection.
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The Princess Bride - Combines adventure, fantasy, and a whimsical narrative style.
Pan's Labyrinth - Merges dark fantasy elements with a rich story and visuals.
The Imaginarium of Doctor Parnassus - Explores fantasy and the power of storytelling through surreal adventures.
Stardust - A magical fantasy adventure filled with imaginative storytelling.
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The Science of Sleep - Blends reality and imagination in a unique visual style.
The Secret of NIMH - Animated fantasy with a rich narrative and imaginative elements.
A Monster Calls - A tale of loss and imagination with a unique storytelling format.
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Life of Pi - Combines philosophical themes with stunning visuals and adventure.
Mirrormask - Features a unique visual style and a story blending fantasy and reality.
Beetlejuice - Combines whimsical humor and fantasy in a surreal narrative.
The Lobster - Explores surreal themes and social commentary through an absurd narrative.
What Dreams May Come - Visually stunning exploration of life, death, and fantasy.
Sucker Punch - Combines fantasy and reality in a visually dynamic narrative.
The Curious Case of Benjamin Button - A fantastical story exploring the nature of time and life.
Willy Wonka & the Chocolate Factory - A whimsical adventure filled with imaginative storytelling.
The Wizard of Oz - Classic fantasy adventure featuring a rich, imaginative world.
Edward Scissorhands - A visually rich fairy tale exploring fantasy and societal norms.
The Shape of Water - A fantasy love story set against a rich visual backdrop.
Delicatessen - Merges dark comedy with surreal elements in a visually striking way.
The Cell - Features surreal visual storytelling and fantastical elements.
The Nines - Explores reality, storytelling, and fantastical concepts.
Brazil - A surreal, darkly humorous exploration of imagination and society.
The Time Traveler's Wife - A story that blends romantic fantasy with a compelling narrative.
The Little Prince - A poetic tale combining fantasy with deep, meaningful storytelling.
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Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon - Combines breathtaking visuals with fantasy and martial arts.
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Amélie - A whimsical take on life and fantasy intertwined with reality.
The Secret Life of Walter Mitty - A story about escapism and adventure, merging fantasy and reality.
The Shape of Water - A fusion of fantasy and romance showcased through unique storytelling.
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eXistenZ - A blend of virtual reality and philosophy that questions perception and reality.
Eraserhead - David Lynch’s surreal vision explores themes of anxiety and modern existence.
A Clockwork Orange - Explores dystopian themes and the impact of media on society.
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The Ring - Involves media and psychological horror with elements affecting the viewer's reality.
12 Monkeys - Thrilling exploration of time travel and reality distortion, reflecting the mind-bending style of Videodrome.
The Matrix - Features themes of reality perception, control, and the impact of technology.
They Live - Satirical take on media and control, similarly questioning reality's nature.
Ghost in the Shell - Explores identity and technology’s impact on humanity in a cyberpunk setting.
Perfect Blue - Delves into identity, reality, and the dark side of fame and media.
Tetsuo: The Iron Man - A visceral and surreal exploration of obsession and transformation, much like Videodrome.
Requiem for a Dream - Examines addiction and the pursuit of unattainable dreams in a disturbing manner.
Antichrist - Explores deep psychological trauma and the extremes of human experience.
Brazil - A dystopian satire that critiques bureaucracy and media control.
Snowpiercer - Explores themes of class struggle, control, and the human condition in a dystopian setting.
Ghost Story - Utilizes the horror genre to discuss deeper psychological themes and the impact of the past.
The Cabinet of Dr. Caligari - A silent horror classic that delves into madness and control, similar to Videodrome's themes.
Videodrome (2024 Reboot) - A contemporary reimagining of the original film, exploring the same themes with modern technology.
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The Machinist - Focuses on psychological instability and the effects of guilt, reminiscent of Videodrome's themes.
Welcome to the Dollhouse - Darkly comedic and unsettling exploration of adolescence, reflecting on societal influences.
The Lobster - A surreal dark comedy that critiques societal norms around relationships, reminiscent of Videodrome's surrealism.
Under the Skin - Explores identity and humanity through a haunting and surreal lens.
Inland Empire - A surreal narrative that reflects on the nature of reality and identity, similar to Videodrome.
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The Killing of a Sacred Deer - A psychological thriller that delves into morality and reality perception.
Videodrome: The Origins - Explores the inspirations and effects of the original film on modern cinema and culture.
Bad Taste - Peter Jackson's outrageous and surprising blend of horror and dark comedy.
The Others - A haunting film that plays with the reality and perception of the supernatural.
Scream 2 - Meta-commentary on horror films and media reflects themes in Videodrome.
Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas - A surreal journey through altered states of consciousness and media perceptions.
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Ring - Japanese horror film about media’s haunting effects on viewers.
Freaks - Explores societal perceptions and the human psyche through a unique lens.
The Thing - Examines paranoia and isolation; body horror similar to Videodrome’s themes.
The Babadook - A psychological horror that explores grief and trauma, reflecting similar themes.
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Investigation of a Citizen Above Suspicion - Similar themes of political corruption and the deconstruction of authority.
Blow-Up - Explores perception and reality through a mysterious narrative.
The Innocent - Centers around deception and moral ambiguity, aligning with the themes in The Spider's Stratagem.
The Garden of the Finzi-Continis - Explores the impact of political and social issues on personal lives, similar to the focus on personal narratives.
Last Tango in Paris - Focuses on complex relationships and emotional turmoil, echoing the psychological depth of The Spider's Stratagem.
A Clockwork Orange - Similar exploration of societal issues through a disturbing lens.
Rashomon - Examines the nature of truth and subjective experiences like The Spider's Stratagem.
Persona - Deep psychological themes and manipulation of identities, akin to the film's exploration of self.
The Damned - Features political themes intertwined with personal drama.
Talk to Her - Explores complex relationships and communication barriers, mirroring themes in The Spider's Stratagem.
Fingersmith - Involves intricate plots around deception and identity.
The Double - Themes of duality and psychological exploration, similar to the movie's complexity.
Fellini Satyricon - Exploration of human nature and societal critiques with a surreal touch.
Blue Velvet - Delves into the darker sides of human nature while maintaining a mystery-driven plot.
The Lives of Others - Investigates personal lives against a backdrop of political drama.
The Game - Features a layered plot focusing on manipulation and psychological tension.
Mulholland Drive - Explores the surreal and often illusory nature of identity.
The Secret in Their Eyes - Involves a mysterious crime with deep emotional connections similar to the film's narrative.
Chinatown - A noir classic that delves into corruption and deceit.
Wings of Desire - Philosophical themes similar to the introspective nature of The Spider's Stratagem.
The Passenger - Explores identity through a mysterious narrative much like the themes found in The Spider's Stratagem.
The Third Man - Combines mystery and political intrigue, resonating with the film's themes.
Brazil - Uses a dystopian setting to explore themes of bureaucracy and control.
The Social Network - Explores personal and social identity in a complex narrative structure.
Memento - Features a non-linear narrative exploring memory and identity, similar to the storytelling in The Spider's Stratagem.
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The Fall - Explores the complexity of stories within stories, akin to the narrative structure of The Spider's Stratagem.
Country for Old Men - A dark exploration of fate and free will, with a layered plot.
The Others - A psychological thriller that explores themes of family and mystery.
The Man Who Knew Too Much - Another classic with suspense and themes of a conspiracy.
Oldboy - Involves convoluted plots, revenge, and a deep exploration of personal identity.
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Prisoners - Explores complex moral questions within a dark narrative framework.
Gone Girl - Examines deception within relationships, echoing the film’s narrative focus.
The Prestige - Involves themes of identity, illusion, and rivalry.
Zodiac - A mystery that unravels slowly, focusing on the complexity of its narrative.
Se7en - Explores the darker aspects of human nature within a tightly woven plot.
A Serious Man - Explores existential questions with a subtle narrative style.
Mother! - Utilizes psychological themes and societal critiques in its structure.
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Holy Motors - Explores identity and reality through unusual narrative.
Un Chien Andalou - An iconic surrealist short film with dreamlike sequences.
Eraserhead - Surreal and disturbing visuals that challenge perception.
Stalker - Philosophical exploration mixed with a dream-like atmosphere.
Mulholland Drive - Non-linear narrative with elements of mystery and surrealism.
Dogville - Experimental storytelling with minimalistic staging.
The Holy Mountain - Surrealist, symbolic imagery and philosophical themes.
Persona - Explores identity through a psychologically intense narrative.
Annihilation - Visual and thematic exploration of change and self.
The Cabinet of Dr. Caligari - Silent film with strong visual style and surreal elements.
Wings of Desire - Poetic exploration of existence and perspective.
Synecdoche, New York - Meta-narrative that explores life, art, and identity.
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Blue Velvet - Explores the dark side of suburban life with surreal touches.
The Fountain - Philosophical themes intertwined with poetic visuals.
Brazil - Dystopian narrative with a surreal and absurdist tone.
A Ghost Story - A meditative and surreal exploration of time and presence.
The Double - Darkly comedic take on identity and reality.
Inland Empire - Experimental film that blends fantasy and reality.
Naked Lunch - Surreal narrative based on Burroughs' fragmented writing.
The Master - Complex character studies within a unique visual framework.
Shape of Water - Visual storytelling with magical realism and romance.
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Memento - Non-linear storytelling that plays with memory and reality.
Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind - Explores memory and identity through a unique lens.
The Experimenter - Biographical story that engages with moral questions and experiments.
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Mirror - Contemplates the nature of reality through fragmented storytelling.
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The Fall of the House of Usher - Visual and thematic experimentation based on gothic literature.
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Under the Skin - Explores identity and existential questions through a surreal lens.
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Moonstruck - Focus on love and relationships in a vibrant setting, blending romance and drama.
Blue Velvet - Exploration of dark themes in a romantic setting, featuring surreal visuals.
The Graduate - A blend of romance and coming-of-age themes with an unconventional narrative.
Paris, Texas - Exploration of relationships and personal journeys with a unique visual style.
Harold and Maude - An unconventional love story that defies societal norms and expectations.
The Dreamers - Explores complex relationships amidst a backdrop of vibrant, artistic settings.
Amour - A poignant exploration of love and life in the face of adversity.
Down By Law - A blend of quirky characters and poignant moments with a unique visual style.
Elvira: Mistress of the Dark - Combines romance, fantasy elements, and a unique visual style.
Wings of Desire - Exploration of love, dreams, and the human experience in a magical setting.
In the Mood for Love - Love and longing, with a breathtaking visual style and evocative storytelling.
Brazil - Surreal narrative with dark humor and a unique, stylized visual approach.
The Way We Were - An exploration of a complicated relationship across time and personal challenges.
Only Lovers Left Alive - A romantic depiction of eternal love amidst a backdrop of creativity and despair.
500 Days of Summer - A non-linear approach to romance and relationships, exploring highs and lows.
La La Land - A modern musical that intertwines love, dreams, and the challenges of life.
Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind - Explores the complexities and intricacies of love and memory.
Her - Explores the nature of love and connection in a surreal, modern setting.
The Shape of Water - A unique love story that transcends traditional romance, filled with visual flair.
Amélie - A whimsical exploration of love and the small joys of life.
Mulholland Drive - A surreal take on love and identity, featuring visually striking storytelling.
A Ghost Story - An exploration of love and loss transposed through time and memory.
The Science of Sleep - Blends dreams and reality in a story about love and creativity.
Breakfast at Tiffany's - A romantic classic that showcases unique characters and their relationships.
The Notebook - A romantic film that spans decades and explores the depth of love.
Moulin Rouge! - A visually spectacular musical that intertwines love and artistic ambition.
Chocolat - Explores the transformative power of love and relationships within a vibrant setting.
Anomalisa - An animated exploration of love and loneliness with a unique visual storytelling approach.
The Lobster - A darkly comedic take on love and relationships in a surreal environment.
About Time - Explores love and relationships across time with heartwarming moments.
Frances Ha - A unique take on relationships and self-discovery with quirky characters.
Once - A heartfelt musical love story grounded in reality and simplicity.
The Curious Case of Benjamin Button - A love story that defies conventions, exploring time and relationships.
The Secret Life of Walter Mitty - A visually stunning journey about self-discovery and romance.
The Fault in Our Stars - A poignant exploration of love and life through the lens of young love.
A Single Man - A beautifully shot film exploring themes of love and loss.
Garden State - A blend of quirky humor and romantic exploration within coming-of-age themes.
Secretary - An unconventional love story with unique characters and complex dynamics.
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The Lobster - Surreal exploration of love and societal norms.
I Am Not a Serial Killer - Mixes dark humor with psychological thriller elements.
Anomaly - Delves into personal identity and surreal themes.
Eraserhead - Cult classic exploring the bizarre aspects of life.
The Fly - Story of transformation and body horror.
Under the Skin - Surreal and eerie exploration of identity and humanity.
Tusk - Absurd and grotesque body transformation narrative.
The Elephant Man - Explores themes of identity and societal perception.
Videodrome - Explores merging of technology and the human body.
The Babadook - Psychological horror with strong themes of identity.
The Shape of Water - Romantic elements combined with surreal and fantastical themes.
Donnie Darko - Explores themes of identity and philosophical questions.
Sorry to Bother You - Satirical commentary on identity and capitalism.
Synecdoche, New York - Explores life and identity through a surreal narrative.
A Ghost Story - Explores existence and identity in a surreal manner.
The Cell - Delves into the human psyche and transformation.
Hereditary - Dark psychological themes interwoven with identity.
Mandy - Surreal narrative with intense visual elements and identity issues.
Brazil - Dystopian themes with dark humor and surreal twists.
Room - Explores identity and personal transformation in extreme circumstances.
Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind - Examines memory and identity through a surreal story.
The Girl With All the Gifts - Explores themes of humanity and transformation.
The Platform - Surreal commentary on society and identity.
Freaks - Explores the nature of humanity and societal labels.
A Serious Man - Philosophical exploration of life’s meaning and identity.
Midsommar - Creates a surreal experience while exploring identity.
The Killing of a Sacred Deer - Dark surrealism with themes of morality and identity.
Oldboy - Intense psychological themes with elements of identity.
The Others - Psychological horror exploring identity and perception.
Raw - Body horror and exploration of identity through transformation.
Frankenstein - Classic tale of identity and transformation.
Gattaca - Explores identity within a dystopian society.
A Cure for Wellness - Surreal and eerie story with themes of the human experience.
Black Swan - Explores identity and psychological transformation.
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The Last Polka - A mockumentary that showcases a similar blend of reality and absurdity.
A Zed & Two Noughts - Explores themes of memory and the passage of time through an unconventional narrative style.
The Reflecting Skin - Surreal and darkly imaginative approach to storytelling and setting.
Local Hero - Combines quirky humor with a focus on local culture and landscape.
The Man Who Fell to Earth - Features a surreal blending of science fiction with astute social commentary.
Wings of Desire - Explores the inner thoughts of its characters against a beautifully portrayed city.
Gummo - Contains a unique, somewhat disjointed narrative style that explores life in a specific locale.
Tideland - A blend of dark fantasy and reality with a strong focus on a unique protagonist.
The Holy Mountain - Surreal and highly stylized cinematic exploration of modern life and society.
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The Fall - Visually stunning and narratively ambitious, blending truth, memory, and imagination.
The Discreet Charm of the Bourgeoisie - Uses surrealism to critique societal norms and behaviors.
Beau Travail - A poetic, visual exploration of memory and identity through a unique narrative lens.
Mulholland Drive - A blend of dreamlike sequences and a focus on personal narratives enters surrealism.
Dogville - Utilizes a minimalist stage to tell a tragic, complex story of human nature.
Eraserhead - A surreal and nightmarish view of urban life and personal fears.
Paris, Texas - A focus on journey and identity through an evocative landscape.
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A Ghost Story - Explores themes of time, memory, and presence in a uniquely minimalist narrative.
The Quay Brothers: Collected Shorts - Stop-motion shorts rich with a sense of place and odd narratives.
The Lobster - Absurdity and societal critique intertwined with dark humor.
The Cook, the Thief, His Wife & Her Lover - Uses stylized visuals and dark themes to create an unsettling atmosphere.
American Astronaut - A unique narrative style and inventive storytelling with a surreal touch.
Funny Games - Challenges the audience's perceptions through meta-narrative techniques.
Enter the Void - Explores life, death, and identity in a visually striking manner.
Snowpiercer - Critique of society through an enclosed environment with a surreal edge.
The Strange Color of Your Body's Tears - An exploration of dream logic, memory, and surreal visuals.
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Brazil - A dystopian, surreal view of society filled with dark humor and absurdity.
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Tarnation - A personal documentary that mixes memory and artistic representation seamlessly.
The Fall of the House of Usher - A visual and narrative exploration of surreal themes rooted in horror and memory.
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The Holy Mountain - A surreal, visually arresting film that explores themes of spirituality and materialism.
Eight and a Half - A blend of reality and fantasy, focusing on the artistic struggle similar to Ro.Go.Pa.G.
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The Act of Seeing with One's Own Eyes - A documentary-style film focused on existential themes and visual exploration.
Wings of Desire - A poetic film that contrasts human experiences with a unique storytelling approach.
Persona - Explores identity and psychological themes with a surreal narrative style.
Dogville - An experimental style with minimalistic sets that examines human behavior and morality.
Brazil - A dystopian narrative that creatively critiques society with a surreal sense of humor.
The King of Comedy - A dark satirical take on fame and societal constructs reflecting one's ambitions.
Nashville - An ensemble cast displaying interconnected stories that critique American culture.
The Sadness of Sex - A unique exploration of human relationships and sexuality with an experimental narrative.
The Color of Pomegranates - A visually striking film that uses symbolism and imagery to deliver its narrative.
The Fall - A storytelling approach that blends fantasy with reality, exploring profound themes.
The Fountain - An exploration of love, life, and death through a non-linear narrative.
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Funny Games - An unsettling film that critiques violence in media and societal spectatorship.
The Discreet Charm of the Bourgeoisie - A surreal take on the upper class, employing whimsy and absurdity in storytelling.
Persona Non Grata - Similar thematic explorations of identity and personal narrative structure.
Mulholland Drive - A surreal thriller that blends dreams and reality, challenging viewer perceptions.
The Lobster - A dark comedy that critiques societal norms surrounding love and relationships.
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Delicatessen - A blend of surrealism and dark humor set in a dystopian world.
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A Clockwork Orange - Exploration of violent and surreal themes in a darkly comedic setting.
In My Skin - Explores self-destructive tendencies with dark and surreal elements.
The Hunger - Dark themes of desire and death intertwined with the aesthetics of food.
The Lobster - Surreal dark comedy exploring love, relationships, and societal norms.
The Cook - Focuses on culinary themes interwoven with dark narratives.
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Brazil - Surreal dystopian comedy with social critique and dark humor.
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Silicon Valley - A satirical take on the tech industry and the culture surrounding it.
Person of Interest - Combines technology and surveillance with a vigilante narrative.
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24 - Features high-stakes situations involving technology, espionage, and conspiracy.
Westworld - Explores AI, consciousness, and ethical dilemmas in a tech-driven narrative.
Snowden - Biographical thriller about NSA whistleblower Edward Snowden, touching on privacy and surveillance.
Devs - Blends technology, philosophy, and ethical dilemmas in a corporate setting.
The Girl With the Dragon Tattoo - Features themes of hacking, investigation, and complex characters.
The Imitation Game - Biographical story of Alan Turing and the intersections of technology and personal struggle.
Mr. Robot: Exfiltration - Directly related to the series, exploring side stories and characters.
Nerve - Explores the dangers of technology and the impact of online behavior.
Altered Carbon - Explores themes of identity and consciousness in a tech-dominated future.
Hackers - Follows a group of hackers and addresses themes of technology and rebellion.
WarGames - Involves hacking and the consequences of technology on global affairs.
Eagle Eye - Involves technology surveillance and conspiracy in a tense thriller format.
The Fifth Estate - Follows WikiLeaks and issues surrounding information, privacy, and ethics.
They Live - Features themes of control, reality perception, and societal critique.
The Bourne Identity - Involves themes of surveillance, identity, and espionage.
Untraceable - Explores themes of cybercrime and technology's dark side.
A Scanner Darkly - Page-turning narrative focusing on surveillance and identity crises.
The Zero Theorem - Explores existential themes in a dystopian tech world.
The Prestige - Involves deception, mental struggle, and obsession, much like the main character's journey.
Brazil - Satirical and dystopian critique of bureaucracy and technology's control over life.
Ex Machina - Explores AI and the ethics of technology, with psychological tension.
Inside Man - A heist thriller with layers of deception and themes of surveillance.
The Circle - Explores technology's impact on privacy and society's psyche.
The Gifted - Deals with the themes of identity and society's reaction to individuals that fall outside the norm.
The Manchurian Candidate - Explores themes of mind control and conspiracy.
RoboCop - Navigates the intersection of technology, identity, and societal issues.
Who Am I - Follows hackers and delves into identity and societal judgments.
Take Down - Involves tech-savvy characters confronting a crisis of identity.
Takedown - Follows hackers exposing corporate corruption and societal issues.
The Net - Focuses on identity theft and the impact of technology on personal security.
Ronin - Involves themes of conspiracy, espionage, and complex characters.
The Killing Floor - Involves themes of conspiracy, identity and moral ambiguity.
Fringe - Explores the unknown aspects of science and technology intertwined with human elements.
The OA - Involves mysterious themes and existential questions, blurring lines between reality and perception.
Orphan Black - Examines themes of identity and self through cloning and corporate manipulation.
Legion - Combines mental health themes, identity crises, and superhero elements in a unique narrative style.
Dark Web - Explores the underground elements of technology and its societal implications.