Top Movies & TV Shows Similar to Capitalism: A Love Story List

• Fahrenheit 9/11 - A critical look at the War on Terror and its implications on American society.
• The Big Short - Explores the 2008 financial crisis and the factors leading up to it, highlighting corporate greed.
• Inside Job - A documentary that investigates the causes of the 2008 financial meltdown.
• Sicko - Michael Moore's examination of the American healthcare system and its ties to capitalism.
• Bowling for Columbine - Addresses gun violence in America and its socio-economic implications.
• The Corporation - A critique of the corporation's role in modern society and its moral implications.
• Inequality for All - Discusses economic inequality in the U.S. through the lens of former Labor Secretary Robert Reich.
• The Wolf of Wall Street - A look at excess and greed on Wall Street while highlighting the flaws of capitalism.
• Heist - Explores the world of legalized theft in the corporate sector.
• Enron: The Smartest Guys in the Room - Investigates the rise and fall of Enron, highlighting corporate fraud.
• 13th - Examines the intersection of race, justice, and mass incarceration in the U.S.
• Food, Inc. - Investigates the food industry and its impact on health and the environment.
• Capitalism: A Love Story - Explores the effects of capitalism on American society, showcasing its flaws.
• The Social Dilemma - Explores the dangerous human impact of social networking, including manipulation for profit.
• The 11th Hour - Focuses on environmental issues and the capitalist system's role in climate change.
• The New Corporation: The Unfortunately Necessary Sequel - A sequel examining the impact of corporate capitalism on democracy and society.
• Sorry We Missed You - An exploration of the gig economy and its effects on working-class families.
• The Secret History of the Credit Card - Examines the credit card industry's influence on American culture and consumerism.
• I, Daniel Blake - Follows a carpenter navigating the welfare system, highlighting economic struggles.
• The True Cost - Explores the fashion industry's impact on people and the planet within a capitalist framework.
• Won't You Be My Neighbor? - A documentary about Fred Rogers that challenges societal norms and capitalism's impact on childhood.
• Capital C - Explores crowdfunding as an alternative funding model challenging traditional capitalism.
• American Factory - Documents a Chinese billionaire's factory in Dayton, Ohio, highlighting cultural and economic differences.
• The China Hustle - Uncovers accounting fraud that exploits investors in a capitalist society.
• The True Story of the American Revolution - Explores America's founding principles and the emerging capitalist themes.
• The Shock Doctrine - Analyzes Naomi Klein's concept of disaster capitalism and its implications.
• Maxed Out - Examines the credit and debt crisis in America, critiquing consumerism and capitalism.
• Rogers Park - Explores urban socioeconomic dynamics and personal stories within a community.
• The End of Poverty? - Investigates the causes of poverty and its relationship with global capitalism.
• The Internet's Own Boy - Chronicles the life of Aaron Swartz, highlighting digital rights and corporate control.
• The Makeover - A documentary about the Disney corporation's effects on education and youth culture.
• Fish Tank - Follows a young woman struggling to find her place in a harsh economic environment.
• Poverty, Inc. - Critically examines the industry of foreign aid and its roots in capitalism.
• Where to Invade Next - A comedic yet serious look at social policies in other countries, contrasting them with the U.S.
• The Minimalists: Less Is Now - Explores consumerism and the pursuit of a meaningful life contrary to capitalist norms.
• Generation Wealth - Examines the obsession with wealth and its consequences in contemporary society.
• I Am Not Your Negro - Explores racial inequality in America through the commentary of James Baldwin.
• We Are Many - Documents the global anti-war movement, critiquing the motivations behind war in a capitalist context.
• The War on Democracy - Examines U.S. intervention in Latin America and its effects on democracy.