Top Movies & TV Shows Similar to Film Socialisme List

• Weekend - An experimental narrative that explores personal and political themes through a modern lens.
• Bertrand Bonello: A Girl's Journey - Delves into avant-garde storytelling and philosophical themes similar to Godard's style.
• The Act of Killing - A provocative examination of history and memory, echoing Godard's montage techniques.
• La Jetée - An experimental film using still images to tell a complex story, similar to Godard's artistic approach.
• The Girl Chewing Gum - A conceptual film that plays with narrative structures and reality, akin to Godard's style.
• Wings of Desire - A meditation on existence and perception with a poetic style reminiscent of Godard's films.
• Blue is the Warmest Color - Focuses on intimate human relationships with a cinematic style that explores depth and complexities.
• Son of Saul - Uses innovative visuals and storytelling to address heavy themes near to Godard's narrative pursuits.
• The Four Hundred Blows - A classic film that focuses on youth and rebellion, akin to social commentary in Godard's works.
• Goodbye to Language - Reflects on communication and perception, very much in the vein of Godard's philosophical inquiries.
• My Life to Live - Examines existential themes through a fragmented narrative structure, similar to Godard's film style.
• The Holy Mountain - A surreal exploration of spiritual and political themes, akin to Godard's central motifs.
• Fahrenheit 9/11 - Political commentary delivered through an innovative approach, reminiscent of Godard's critiques.
• Nervous Translation - Captures the subtleties of communication and relationships in a similar introspective manner.
• Histoire(s) du Cinéma - Explores the history of cinema through a unique lens, echoing Godard's own cinematic reflections.
• Cléo from 5 to 7 - A real-time narrative that explores time and identity, akin to the themes Godard often revisits.
• Jeanne Dielman, 23 quai du Commerce, 1080 Bruxelles - A long, contemplative look at domestic life with a structured approach, similar to Godard's observations.
• A Pigeon Sat on a Branch Reflecting on Existence - Utilizes absurdity and humor to tackle serious themes, in line with Godard’s stylistic choices.
• The Discreet Charm of the Bourgeoisie - Utilizes surrealism and social critique, akin to the intertextual sophistication of Godard's films.
• The Death of Louis XIV - Explores the themes of mortality in an artistic way that appeals to the stylistic sensibilities of Godard.
• Persona - Examines the nature of identity and perception, themes often revisited by Godard.
• In the Mood for Love - Aesthetic attention to detail and a rich emotional narrative evoke the contemplative nature of Godard's work.
• Fish Tank - Explores personal struggle and societal critique in a raw, artistic manner, similar to Godard's themes.
• A Clockwork Orange - Challenges social norms through striking visuals and narratives, resonating with Godard’s defiance.
• Mother - Intense exploration of familial relationships and social dynamics, echoing Godard's humanistic concerns.
• Synecdoche, New York - Explores the nature of existence and storytelling with a complex narrative structure like Godard’s style.
• A Ghost Story - Themes of time and existence told through a unique perspective, resonating with Godard's reflective style.
• The Turin Horse - A meditation on existence and human condition, with a slow-paced narrative akin to Godard's films.
• A Bigger Splash - Explores interpersonal dynamics and the concept of freedom, resonant with Godard's thematic interests.
• Chungking Express - A fragmented narrative exploring human connection in a stylistic manner similar to Godard's techniques.
• The Master - Utilizes complex character studies in a narrative that invites philosophical interpretations.
• Any Day Now - Focuses on societal norms and human relationships, with an emotional weight similar to Godard's social commentary.
• The Double Life of Véronique - Explores themes of identity and duality with an artistic touch reminiscent of Godard’s aesthetics.
• The Favourite - A satirical take on power dynamics, utilizing an unconventional narrative style similar to Godard's.
• Stalker - Philosophical undercurrents and surrealist elements resonate with Godard's cinematic explorations.
• Toni Erdmann - An exploration of human connection and the absurdities of life, echoing Godard's narrative techniques.
• Tokyo Story - A profound look at family and societal change, in line with the introspective themes often found in Godard's films.
• Roma - Examines personal and social history through a carefully constructed visual narrative, much like Godard's works.
• The Wild Goose Lake - Delves into themes of capitalism and survival with an artistic narrative style reminiscent of Godard's storytelling.
• L'Avventura - Explores themes of absence and complexity in relationships, paralleling Godard's thematic concerns.