Top Movies & TV Shows Similar to ¡Que viva México! List

• Amores Perros - Explores socio-political themes in Mexico through interconnected stories.
• Y Tu Mamá También - A coming-of-age story that reflects on Mexican society and class issues.
• The Crime of Padre Amaro - Tackles social and religious issues in contemporary Mexico.
• Coco - Celebrates Mexican culture and tradition, particularly the Day of the Dead.
• Roma - A deeply personal narrative that reflects on Mexican identity and history.
• Frida - Biographical film about iconic Mexican artist Frida Kahlo, set in Mexico.
• Pan’s Labyrinth - Combines fantasy with historical elements from Spain and Mexico.
• Like Water for Chocolate - Explores themes of love and tradition in Mexican culture.
• The Book of Life - Animated film that celebrates Mexican folklore and culture.
• El Laberinto del Fauno - Similar themes of fantasy and harsh realities in post-war settings.
• Macario - Examines poverty and mortality themes in Mexican folklore.
• The Holcroft Covenant - Engages with themes of identity and moral dilemmas in a historical context.
• Sin Nombre - Addresses immigration and survival in contemporary Mexican society.
• Neruda - A dramatization of the life of Chilean poet Pablo Neruda, reflecting on political themes.
• Once Upon a Time in Mexico - A blend of action and socio-political commentary set in Mexico.
• The Night of the Iguana - Explores complex human emotions and relationships in a tropical setting.
• A Fantastic Woman - Explores themes of identity and social issues in contemporary society.
• City of God - Intense exploration of life in marginalized communities in Brazil.
• Butterfly - Addresses themes of childhood and social issues in a historical context.
• Joker - Delves into socio-political themes relating to personal identity and chaos.
• El Norte - Focuses on the struggles of immigrants from Guatemala to America.
• The Motorcycle Diaries - A journey of self-discovery and exploration of social issues in Latin America.
• Innocent Voices - A harrowing coming-of-age story set during the Salvadoran civil war.
• The Shepherds - Explores hardships and traditions in rural Mexican life.
• Dances with Wolves - Addresses themes of cultural clash and understanding in history.
• Before Night Falls - A biographical film that touches on identity and exile.
• Wild Tales - An anthology film that explores revenge and social issues in contemporary society.
• Malcolm X - Focuses on the struggles for identity and social justice.
• The Holy Mountain - An avant-garde film that critiques societal norms and spiritual quests.
• El Cid - Historical drama with strong themes of identity and tradition.
• Cuerna Verde - Captures rural life in Mexico and reflects on social issues.
• The Queen of the Damned - Explores personal identity within a larger cultural narrative.
• The Second Mother - Explores class struggle and relationships within Brazilian society.
• The Motorcycle Diaries - A journey across South America with a focus on social issues.
• Chavela - Documentary that highlights the life of a significant Mexican cultural figure.
• Los Olvidados - A powerful portrayal of poverty and social issues in Mexico.
• Post Tenebras Lux - Explores family dynamics and socio-political themes in Mexico.
• The Last of the Mohicans - Explores themes of identity and cultural clash in a historical context.

Top Movies & TV Shows Similar to El Pepe: A Supreme Life List

• The Act of Killing - Explores the impact of political violence through the lens of perpetrators.
• The Square - Documentary that examines societal upheaval and political change in Egypt.
• American Crime Story - Dramatizes real-life crimes and their cultural implications.
• Chavela - Documentary exploring the life of iconic Latin American singer Chavela Vargas.
• Joker - Character study that delves into the psyche of a socially marginalized figure.
• The Fog of War - Interviews with former U.S. Secretary of Defense Robert S. McNamara on war's complexities.
• Vice - Biographical film about Dick Cheney showcasing the intricacies of political power.
• The Last Dance - Documentary series focusing on Michael Jordan's career and the impact of culture.
• Our Brand Is Crisis - Discusses political campaigns in Bolivia and the role of American consultants.
• Wild Wild Country - A documentary series about a controversial Indian guru and his community in Oregon.
• Barry - Dramatic exploration of a hitman who seeks a new path in life through acting.
• City of God - A gripping story set in the favelas of Brazil reflecting on violence and survival.
• Narcos - Dramatizes the real-life stories of drug cartels and the law enforcement's efforts.
• Wormwood - Miniseries mixing documentary and drama to explore psychological warfare and murder.
• The Baader Meinhof Complex - A historical film showcasing the radical left in Germany during the 1970s.
• The Act - Explores a real-life crime involving complex family dynamics and psychological themes.
• Killing Season - Focuses on the psychological effects of war and violence on individuals.
• The Killing of America - A chilling documentary addressing violence and media in American society.
• The Look of Silence - A companion piece to The Act of Killing, exploring the Indonesian genocide.
• Inside Job - Documentary analyzing the 2008 financial crisis and the system's flaws.
• The Secret of Their Eyes - A thriller that deals with justice and memory in the context of Argentina's past.
• 12 Years a Slave - A historical drama reflecting on systemic oppression and personal struggle.
• The People vs. O.J. Simpson: American Crime Story - Explores a high-profile criminal trial and its societal impact.
• Murder on a Sunday Morning - Documentary about a wrongful conviction in a racially charged murder case.
• Hotel Rwanda - A powerful retelling of the Rwandan genocide and the impact on individuals.
• Sin Nombre - Focuses on the struggles of individuals amidst crime and migration in Central America.
• The Bridge - A documentary examining the phenomenon of suicide at the Golden Gate Bridge.
• Spotlight - Based on the true story of investigative journalism uncovering abuse in the church.
• The Infiltrator - Follows an undercover operation against drug cartels and highlights moral dilemmas.
• The Hunting Ground - Documentary addressing sexual assault on college campuses and systemic failures.
• The Informant! - A darkly comedic perspective on corporate corruption and whistleblowing.
• Romper Stomper - Explores youth culture and violence in a specific socio-political context.
• Boys State - Documentary exploring a political competition among high school students.
• Fargo - Darkly comedic crime anthology series that mixes humor with serious themes.
• Goodfellas - Dramatic portrayal of organized crime and the personal consequences it entails.
• The Last Resort - Explores complex emotions surrounding violent political unrest.
• The Death of Louis XIV - A contemplative look at the final days of a powerful leader in history.
• Beatriz at Dinner - A social commentary exploring class, race, and privilege during a dinner party.
• The Dissident - Investigative documentary addressing the murder of journalist Jamal Khashoggi.
• The Great Hack - Explores the impact of data privacy and political manipulation in the digital age.
• Mexico: The Royal Tour - Explains the sociopolitical landscape of Mexico through a personal narrative.