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I Am Not Your Negro
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Working from the text of James Baldwin’s unfinished final novel, director Raoul Peck creates a meditation on what it means to be Black in the United States.
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- My Dinner with Andre - Explores human relationships and the nature of reality through a long conversation.
- Wings of Desire - Blends the real and the surreal, depicting the lives and thoughts of angelic observers.
- Synecdoche, New York - The blurred line between the life of a theater director and his creation reflects on reality.
- Persona - A psychological drama that examines identity through the relationship between two women.
- The Gleaners and I - Documentary that explores life through the lens of gleaning, challenging perceptions of documentary.
- Un Chien Andalou - A surreal film that examines dreams and realities, challenging narrative conventions.
- The Blair Witch Project - A film that plays with the idea of documentary styles and the fear of reality.
- Tarnation - An autobiographical documentary that blurs the lines between personal life and artistic expression.
- The Truman Show - Explores themes of reality and illusion as a man discovers his life is a constructed narrative.
- The Square - Examines art and moral dilemmas, illustrating the line between reality and societal norms.
- Lost in La Mancha - A documentary about the failed production of a film that explores creativity and challenges.
- Man with a Movie Camera - A silent documentary that innovatively captures life, questioning the nature of cinema.
- A Ghost Story - Uses a unique narrative structure to examine mortality and existence.
- Dogville - A minimalist narrative that critiques society and human behavior through theatrical techniques.
- The Last Dance - A documentary series that effectively merges interviews and archival footage for storytelling.
- The F Word - Explores feminist themes through a meta-narrative that comments on its own creation.
- After Life - Examines themes of loss and reality through a blend of drama and dark humor.
- A Ghost Story - Examines loss and existence with an innovative narrative structure that transcends time.
- Cameraperson - A documentary that mixes past footage to explore the nature of documentary filmmaking.
- The Jinx: The Life and Deaths of Robert Durst - Explores truth and reality in the context of the real-life crimes.
- 8½ - An introspective film about a director's creative struggle, blending fantasy and reality.
- Nymphomaniac - A narrative that mixes storytelling and raw, introspective examination of desire.
- The Flowers of St. Francis - A semi-documentary approach that captures the simplicity and spiritual purity of life.
- Inland Empire - A surreal, complex narrative that engages deeply with the process of filmmaking itself.
- The Sea Inside - A moving narrative that combines elements of biography and existential inquiry.
- A Fantastic Woman - A powerful examination of identity and reality in the life of a transgender woman.
- The Hitchock/Truffaut Tapes - Examines film through critical analysis and storytelling regarding influence and inspiration.
- Searching for Sugar Man - A documentary that blurs the lines between myth and reality in the exploration of an artist's life.
- I Am Not Your Negro - A documentary that challenges the narrative of American history through personal storytelling.
- American Animals - Combines dramatization with real interviews depicting a criminal heist, questioning the nature of truth.
- The Kid Stays in the Picture - An autobiographical documentary that intertwines storytelling with Hollywood history.
- The Devil and Daniel Johnston - Examines the life of an artist and mental illness, blending documentary with concert footage.
- Where to Invade Next - A satirical documentary that explores different cultures while drawing parallels to American society.
- Exit Through the Gift Shop - A documentary that questions the nature of art and authenticity through a unique narrative.
- The Disaster Artist - A look at the making of a notoriously bad film, blending reality with comedic dramatization.
- Honeyland - A documentary that captures the life of a woman in Macedonia, merging reality with storytelling.
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Top Movies & TV Shows Similar to The Rachel Divide List
- The Invisible Man - Explores themes of identity and societal perception.
- The Social Dilemma - Examines the impact of social media on identity and society.
- Blackfish - Documentary about the ethics of captivity, challenging societal norms.
- 13th - Explores systemic racism and identity in America.
- I Am Not Your Negro - A profound exploration of race and identity in America.
- The Act - Based on a true story, it delves into complex family relationships.
- Boy Erased - A look at identity struggles and societal pressures within family dynamics.
- A Star is Born - Focuses on personal identity and the public's perception of fame.
- The Pursuit of Happyness - A journey of personal identity and overcoming societal challenges.
- To Wong Foo, Thanks for Everything! Julie Newmar - Explores themes of acceptance and identity beyond societal norms.
- Paris is Burning - Documentary about the drag ball culture, focusing on identity and acceptance.
- The Perks of Being a Wallflower - Coming-of-age story that touches on themes of mental health and identity.
- Eighth Grade - Explores the struggles of identity during adolescence in the digital age.
- Moonlight - A powerful narrative about identity, race, and personal discovery.
- Call Me by Your Name - Explores themes of love and self-discovery against societal expectations.
- The Florida Project - A look at childhood and identity in challenging socio-economic conditions.
- Soul - Explores identity and purpose in a creative and imaginative way.
- Life of Pi - A visually stunning exploration of identity and survival.
- Everything Everywhere All at Once - A chaotic exploration of identity across multiverses.
- Frida - Biographical film that explores identity through art and personal experience.
- Dallas Buyers Club - Based on true events, it focuses on identity and activism in the face of adversity.
- The Death and Life of Marsha P. Johnson - Explores LGBTQ+ identity and activism.
- Still Alice - Deals with identity through the lens of Alzheimer's disease.
- Orange is the New Black - A deep dive into the lives and identities of women in prison.
- American History X - Examines racism and identity in a transformative narrative.
- Her - Explores emotional identity in a technologically driven world.
- Boys Don't Cry - Based on the true story of Brandon Teena, focusing on gender identity.
- The 40-Year-Old Virgin - A comedic yet insightful look at identity and relationships.
- What We Do in the Shadows - A humorous take on identity through the supernatural.
- The Crown - Explores the complexities of identity within the British monarchy.
- This Is Us - A deep look at family dynamics and individual identities.
- Ozark - Explores identity crises within a criminal family context.
- Big Little Lies - Delves into the complexities of women's identities intertwined with mystery.
- The Handmaid's Tale - A dystopian view on women’s identity and societal roles.
- Fargo - Explores diverse characters and their identities against moral dilemmas.
- Crazy Ex-Girlfriend - A musical comedy focusing on relationships and identity struggles.
- Sex and the City - Explores female identity and relationships in modern society.
- Insecure - A sincere look at identity and relationships among friends.
- Master of None - Explores contemporary issues of identity and culture.
- Shrill - Focuses on body positivity and identity within societal norms.
- The Good Place - A philosophical exploration of identity and ethics in an afterlife setting.
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Top Movies & TV Shows Similar to The Century of the Self List
- The Corporation - Explores the nature and power of corporations, similar to how The Century of the Self examines the influence of psychology in consumer culture.
- Won't You Be My Neighbor? - Examines the impact of public figures on society, paralleling the exploration of propaganda in The Century of the Self.
- Manufacturing Consent: Noam Chomsky and the Media - Investigates media manipulation, akin to the analysis of self and identity in The Century of the Self.
- The Fog of War - Focuses on modern conflict and perception management, similar to the themes of control examined in The Century of the Self.
- You Are Not a Gadget - Explores the implications of technology on identity and society, reflecting the themes of self-awareness in The Century of the Self.
- HyperNormalisation - Investigates the construction of reality and perceptions in contemporary life, similar to themes in The Century of the Self.
- The Power of Nightmares - Focuses on the manipulation of fears and identity, sharing a thematic connection with The Century of the Self.
- 12 Angry Men - Examines group dynamics and decision-making, mirroring the psychological exploration in The Century of the Self.
- Room 237 - Delves into interpretation and meaning-making in film, echoing the analysis of perception in The Century of the Self.
- The Social Dilemma - Examines how social media shapes society and identity, akin to concepts in The Century of the Self.
- A Beautiful Mind - Explores the concept of identity and perception, reminiscent of themes found in The Century of the Self.
- Black Mirror - Critiques societal norms through technology, similar to the psychological critique in The Century of the Self.
- V for Vendetta - Explores themes of control, identity, and rebellion in society, reflecting elements of The Century of the Self.
- The Myth of the American Sleepover - Explores youth identity and social dynamics, touching on themes of self-realization in The Century of the Self.
- They Live - Critiques consumer culture and control, aligning with the themes in The Century of the Self.
- The Great Hack - Investigates data privacy and identity in the digital age, echoing themes from The Century of the Self.
- The Matrix - Explores reality and control, sharing thematic connections with identity and perception in The Century of the Self.
- Joker - Examines the impact of society on an individual's identity, aligning with themes found in The Century of the Self.
- The Act of Killing - Explores memory and identity in relation to historical atrocities, resonating with psychological themes in The Century of the Self.
- Before the Flood - Discusses societal responsibility and identity in climate change, connecting with themes of self and awareness in The Century of the Self.
- The Imposter - Explores deception and identity, similar to self-perception critiques in The Century of the Self.
- The True Cost - Examines the fashion industry and consumerism's impact, paralleling themes of identity in The Century of the Self.
- Won't You Be My Neighbor? - Explores the positive influence of a public figure, mirroring themes of selfless service and societal influence in The Century of the Self.
- The American Dream: A History - Examines the evolution of the American Dream and its impact on identity, similar to themes in The Century of the Self.
- Inside Job - Investigates the financial crisis and systemic flaws, resonating with the exploration of societal influences in The Century of the Self.
- Self and Nothing - Explores consciousness and identity, akin to the self-examination evident in The Century of the Self.
- My Beautiful Laundrette - Explores identity and class dynamics in society, sharing common themes with The Century of the Self.
- American Psycho - Critiques consumerism and identity in modern society, resonating with themes in The Century of the Self.
- The Inner World of Aphasia - Explores identity changes due to neurological conditions, paralleling the self-exploratory aspect in The Century of the Self.
- The Social Network - Examines identity and betrayal in the digital age, echoing psychological themes in The Century of the Self.
- Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind - Explores memory and identity in relationships, similar to themes of self-awareness in The Century of the Self.
- The Yes Men - Satirizes corporate ethics and identity, resonating with critiques of consumerism in The Century of the Self.
- How to Change the World - Details activism and its impact on society, paralleling the examination of social influence in The Century of the Self.
- The Family I Had - Explores identity and societal response to crime, touching on themes of self and narrative in The Century of the Self.
- The Invisible Man - Critiques societal perception and identity, echoing themes of self and existence in The Century of the Self.
- The Devil Next Door - Examines the legacy of identity and memory in connection with the Holocaust, touching on themes in The Century of the Self.
- Consent: The Louise Milligan Story - Investigates personal identity-shaped societal norms, reflecting on themes present in The Century of the Self.
- The Last Dance - Explores the life of a sports legend and the impact of fame on identity, similar to the exploration in The Century of the Self.
- The 11th Hour - Investigates climate change and its implications for identity and society, aligning with exploration of self in The Century of the Self.
- Childhood 2.0 - Examines the effects of technology on youth identity, resonating with themes surrounding self and society from The Century of the Self.
- I Am Not Your Negro - Explores identity and society through a critical lens, paralleling the examination of self in The Century of the Self.
- Human - Explores the complexities of identity and humanity, which resonates with psychological themes in The Century of the Self.
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Top Movies & TV Shows Similar to Judas and the Black Messiah List
- Selma - Focuses on the Civil Rights Movement and the struggle for racial equality.
- The Hate U Give - Centers on the impact of systemic racism and police violence.
- Black Panther - Explores themes of power, identity, and societal struggle within a Black context.
- Malcolm X - Biographical film about the civil rights leader Malcolm X.
- One Night in Miami - Imagined meeting of civil rights leaders discussing ideology and activism.
- Do the Right Thing - Explores racial tensions and conflicts in an urban setting.
- 13th - Documentary examining racial inequality and justice in the U.S.
- American History X - Focuses on racism and its consequences within American society.
- Fruitvale Station - Based on the true story of a man killed by police, addressing racial issues.
- When They See Us - Limited series about racial injustice and the wrongful conviction of Black youths.
- The Black Panthers: Vanguard of the Revolution - Documentary detailing the history and impact of the Black Panther Party.
- If Beale Street Could Talk - A story about love, injustice, and the struggles of a Black couple.
- Get Out - Horror film that critiques liberal racism and societal issues faced by Black individuals.
- The Butler - Follows the life of a butler who served multiple U.S. presidents during the Civil Rights Movement.
- Belly - Explores themes of crime, legacy, and societal challenges faced by the Black community.
- Raising Caine - Focuses on a character's struggle with identity and his role in society.
- The Wire - A deep examination of social issues in an urban setting, including race.
- Soul - Addresses identity and purpose while incorporating cultural elements.
- Judas and the Black Messiah: The True Story Behind the Film - Explores the historical context of the film and the figures involved.
- The Spook Who Sat by the Door - A film about Black empowerment and resistance against oppression.
- Rosewood - Based on the true story of racial violence and the struggle for justice.
- A Raisin in the Sun - Explores themes of racial identity and familial struggle in America.
- The Help - Focuses on race and the lives of African American maids in the 1960s South.
- Dear White People - A satirical take on race relations and identity in a modern college setting.
- Homegoing - Explores the impact of slavery and its legacy across generations.
- The New Jim Crow: Mass Incarceration in the Age of Colorblindness - Documentary addressing systemic racial issues in the U.S. justice system.
- Crown Heights - Based on true events about racial tensions and the impact of wrongful convictions.
- Blindspotting - Explores race and gentrification with humor and emotional depth.
- Just Mercy - A film focused on the fight against injustice in the legal system.
- I Am Not Your Negro - Documentary based on James Baldwin's unfinished manuscript about race in America.
- American Son - A tense dialogue about race, family, and police interaction.
- The 13th Amendment - Explores the intersection of race, justice, and legislative history.
- The Trial of the Chicago 7 - Based on true events highlighting social justice and activism.
- The Hate U Give - Thematic parallels with police violence and systemic racism.
- Underground - TV series about the Underground Railroad and the fight for freedom.
- All American - Inspired by the true story of a high school football player navigating two worlds.
- Watchmen - Explores racial issues using a superhero narrative with historical context.
- Lovecraft Country - Merges horror with real racial issues faced during the 1950s.
- The Chi - Focuses on a coming-of-age story set in Chicago amidst socioeconomic challenges.
- Your Honor - Examines moral dilemmas and the impact of crime on families, with race issues intertwined.
- Underground Railroad - An adaptation that examines the historical struggle for freedom and racial identity.
- The Exonerated - A dramatization of the stories of individuals wrongfully convicted, touching on racial injustice.
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