Top Movies & TV Shows Similar to The Ruling Class List

• The Madness of King George - Explores themes of madness and the ruling class with dark humor.
• The King's Speech - Focuses on the struggles of a monarch and the pressures of leadership.
• Madame Bovary - Examines the life of a woman trapped in societal expectations, akin to class struggles.
• Death of a Salesman - A critique of the American dream and societal pressures, similar to class themes.
• The Queen - Focuses on the royal family and the impact of public perception on leadership.
• A Man for All Seasons - Explores the moral dilemmas faced by a man in a position of power.
• The Death of Stalin - A darkly comic portrayal of political power dynamics after a ruler's death.
• King Ralph - A comedic take on monarchy and the absurdities of ruling classes.
• The Crown - Explores the complexities of royal life and the burdens of leadership.
• House of Cards - Examines the ruthless ambition and moral corruption within the political class.
• V for Vendetta - A story of rebellion against a totalitarian regime, reflecting class struggles.
• The Favourite - A dark comedy about power struggles within the royal court.
• Brazil - A dystopian satire on bureaucracy and the absurdities of modern life.
• The Servant - A psychological exploration of class and power dynamics between a servant and his master.
• Network - A satirical look at the media and its influence on societal values.
• The Lobster - A surreal commentary on societal norms regarding relationships and class.
• The Trial - A Kafkaesque exploration of justice and societal structures.
• Barry Lyndon - A visual exploration of social ambition and the rise and fall of a man in the 18th century.
• Downton Abbey - A look at the British class system through the lens of an aristocratic family.
• Blow-Up - Examines themes of perception and societal detachment in the upper class.
• Wag the Dog - A political satire on media manipulation and power dynamics.
• The Great - A satirical drama about Catherine the Great’s rise to power amidst absurdity.
• The Royal Tenenbaums - A darkly comedic exploration of family dynamics within privilege.
• Citizen Kane - An exploration of wealth, power, and the moral dilemmas that come with them.
• Pride and Prejudice - A critique of social class and relationships in 19th century England.
• Slumdog Millionaire - Explores class disparity and the influence of circumstance on success.
• The New World - A historical tale of power, colonization, and cultural clash.
• The Inheritance - A dark exploration of class privilege and family legacy.
• Psycho - Explores class and societal expectations intertwined with psychological thrills.
• Fargo - A darkly comic story about morality, crime, and class disparity.
• American Psycho - A satirical look at consumerism and class in the 1980s.
• Little Britain - A comedy that highlights absurdities in British social classes.
• The Office (UK) - A satirical portrayal of workplace dynamics within varying social classes.
• The Handmaid's Tale - Explores themes of power and class in a dystopian society.
• Schindler's List - Addresses heavy themes of class, power, and morality during a historical tragedy.
• The Bridge - A dark exploration of the costumes of life and societal divisions.
• Brokeback Mountain - Explores complex relationships affected by societal expectations and classes.
• Parasite - A clever satire on social class and economic disparity.
• The Big Short - A satirical look at the financial crisis and the ruling class's complicity.
• Chinatown - A neo-noir mystery that uncovers the intersection of power, money, and morality.