Top Movies & TV Shows Similar to The Price of Everything List

• The Great Hack - Explores the intersection of technology, data, and capitalism similar to the art market in 'The Price of Everything'.
• Exit Through the Gift Shop - A documentary about the world of street art and its commercialization, paralleling the themes of art and value.
• The Art of the Steal - A documentary that delves into the theft of a valuable art collection, echoing the themes of price and value in art.
• Antitrust - Examines the tech industry's questionable practices, relevant to conversations about value and ethics.
• Art and Craft - Focuses on an art forger, exploring themes of authenticity and value similar to those in 'The Price of Everything'.
• Juliet, Naked - Explores the world of music fandom and commercialism, akin to the art industry's exploration of monetary value.
• Fakers - A movie about art forgery, diving into the complexities of art's value and authenticity.
• The Art of Getting By - Focuses on youth and disconnectedness with a backdrop of art, paralleling the youthful perspective of art's value.
• Beautiful Losers - A documentary about artists pushing boundaries, engaging with themes of community and the art world's value system.
• Pollock - A biopic about artist Jackson Pollock, exploring the intense connection between art and value.
• The Square - A satirical drama that critiques the art world and its pretensions, similar in theme to 'The Price of Everything'.
• The Great British Bake Off - Focuses on creativity and passion within a competitive context, akin to the competitive nature of the art world.
• The Creative Brain - Explores creativity and its relation to success and value, linking to themes in the art community.
• Objectified - A documentary about everything from products to design, raising questions about value and creativity.
• Exit Through the Gift Shop - Explores the art world and what constitutes value, similar to 'The Price of Everything'.
• Cheech & Chong's Next Movie - Addresses the commercialization of counterculture, reflecting the tensions in the art market.
• The 24 Hour War - Examines the car racing industry through a lens of competition and value, much like the art market.
• Boogie Nights - Explores the transition of an industry (porn) and its perceived value, akin to themes of art commodification.
• The Devil Wears Prada - Highlights the fashion industry's obsession with value and aesthetics, paralleling the art world.
• Fake Art - Focuses on the issue of counterfeit art, closely related to the themes of authenticity in 'The Price of Everything'.
• The Pixar Story - Documentary about creativity in animation and its market value, similar to themes around art.
• The Music of Strangers - Explores the globalization of music and its values, much like art's globalized market.
• The Great Controversy - Examines differing perceptions of value in art and history, a direct parallel.
• American Painter - Focuses on contemporary American artists and their struggles with the market.
• Art Battle - A reality competition that emphasizes the value of art creation in a competitive environment.
• A Bigger Splash - Explores the relationships of an artist and their friends, connecting personal values and artistic value.
• Marguerite - A narrative about an aspiring diva, exploring art's intrinsic versus market value.
• The Last Dance - Documents the rise of Michael Jordan and examines the balance of talent and marketability in sports.
• The Secret of Picasso - Explores the world of Picasso, focusing on his art’s commercial journey.
• The Art of War - Explores strategy in a competitive world, paralleling competitive artist dynamics.
• Man on Fire - Analyzes morality in a high-stakes arena, similar in tone to ethical discussions surrounding art pricing.
• Finding Vivian Maier - Uncovers the life of a mysterious artist, paralleling themes of discovery in the art market.
• The Artist's Way - Explores creativity and personal value tied to art-making, similar to 'The Price of Everything'.
• In the Painting - Explores the boundaries of art in a narrative format, delving deep into notions of value and perception.
• The Hunger Games - Focuses on themes of value in terms of survival and competition, echoing similar issues in art.
• The True Cost - Addresses the dark side of fashion and commerce, reminiscent of art's commercial world.
• The Price of Fame - Explores the cost of fame on artists, resonating closely with the themes of value and price.
• Jiro Dreams of Sushi - Explores mastery and perfection in culinary arts, reflecting the discussions of value in various forms of art.
• The Human Element - Focuses on the impact of climate change on art, invoking discussions of value in the modern world.
• This Is Everything: Gigi Gorgeous - Following a personal journey of an artist, reflecting on authenticity and the price of self-expression.
• Waste Land - A poignant documentary about art and the environment, bridging value and environmental issues within art.