Top Movies & TV Shows Similar to Defamation List

• The Social Dilemma - Explores the dangerous human impact of social networking.
• The Great Hack - Examines how personal data is weaponized in modern politics.
• The Cleaners - Delves into the hidden world of online content moderation.
• Terms and Conditions May Apply - Investigates how companies manipulate user data.
• The Inventor: Out for Blood in Silicon Valley - Focuses on deceit and the consequences of ambition in tech.
• We Are All Made of Stars - Spans multiple narratives that tackle social issues.
• Public Trust - Examines the overlap of politics, trust, and the public’s access to truth.
• Privacy Is Dead - Investigates how privacy is compromised in the digital age.
• The Truth About Lies - Explores deception and personal narratives in modern life.
• The Circle - Fictional representation of social media’s influence on privacy.
• The Social Network - About the founding of Facebook and the ensuing controversies.
• Citizenfour - Follows the NSA whistleblower Edward Snowden.
• Black Mirror - Anthology series examining modern society and technology.
• Snowden - Dramatizes the story of the NSA leaker Edward Snowden.
• The Internet's Own Boy: The Story of Aaron Swartz - Looks at the struggles against the corruption of information.
• Behind the Curve - Explores belief and misinformation in a digital context.
• The Great American Lie - Investigates the American social contract and media influence.
• The Hunting Ground - Examines campus sexual assault and institutional cover-ups.
• RBG - Focuses on Ruth Bader Ginsburg’s fight for justice and equality.
• Won't You Be My Neighbor? - Explores the impact of kindness and media on society.
• The Fog of War - Examines the complexities of morality in the context of war.
• This Is Not a Film - Explores truth and manipulation in the filmmaking process.
• The Act of Killing - Challenges narratives around historical atrocities.
• The Look of Silence - A companion piece to The Act of Killing, exploring similar themes.
• The Imposter - Focuses on identity fraud and the nature of deception.
• The Death of Stalin - Political satire that critiques power struggles and misinformation.
• Hot Coffee - Investigates the myths around tort reform and media representation.
• Doubt - Explores suspicion and moral ambiguity within a community.
• The China Hustle - An exposé on financial fraud and business ethics.
• The Pushback - Confronts misinformation in the context of digital marketing.
• The Report - Examines the investigation of torture conducted by the CIA.
• 14 Peaks: Nothing Is Impossible - A journey of ambition confronting societal limits.
• Surviving R. Kelly - Outlines the impact of a flawed justice system and media coverage.
• Kiss the Ground - Highlights environmental issues and societal responsibility.
• The Vow - Documentary unraveling the secrets of a controversial organization.
• Making a Murderer - A deep dive into criminal justice and public perception.
• The Keepers - Investigates unsolved crimes and cover-ups in a community.
• The Devil Next Door - Explores memory, truth, and justice in historical contexts.
• Tickled - Investigates bizarre phenomenon and explores themes of power.
• The Family I Had - Examines the aftermath of violence and societal response.
• Rats - Explores societal issues through the lens of an unexpected subject.
• The Last Dance - An intricate look at fame, success, and the cost of ambition.
• The Jinx: The Life and Deaths of Robert Durst - Explores truth versus narrative in the context of crime.
• The 11th Hour - Examines urgent environmental issues and societal responsibilities.
• Erasing Hate - Focuses on personal transformation in the aftermath of bigotry.
• Inside Job - Investigates the 2008 financial crisis and questions of accountability.
• Won't You Be My Neighbor? - Investigates the impact of kindness through personal narratives.