Top Movies & TV Shows Similar to Fabian: Going to the Dogs List

• Good Bye Lenin! - Explores themes of societal change and personal relationships during a pivotal historical moment.
• The Lives of Others - Focuses on East Germany and the impact of the state on individual lives.
• The Baader Meinhof Complex - Depicts a tumultuous period in German history with a critical lens.
• Oh Boy - A modern black-and-white film that captures the essence of contemporary life in Berlin.
• Berlin Calling - Explores the nightlife and music scene of Berlin, paralleling societal themes.
• The Edukators - Explores youth disillusionment and resistance against societal norms.
• Run Lola Run - A fast-paced exploration of fate and choices within urban life.
• A Coffee in Berlin - Follows a young man's day in Berlin, reflecting on societal apathy.
• Marlon Brando: The Unauthorized Biography - Similar exploration of personal and societal themes through a biographical lens.
• The White Ribbon - Explores societal structures and their effects on individuals' lives.
• Alone in Berlin - Depicts resistance against the regime in a historical German setting.
• The Fifth Estate - Focuses on the impact of information and media in modern society.
• Lives of the Saints - Explores individual stories set against a larger backdrop of societal issues.
• Sophie Scholl: The Final Days - Centers on a historical figure’s personal struggle against the oppressive regime.
• The Tunnel - Deals with escape and resistance themes set during the Cold War in Germany.
• A Pure Formality - Examines the intersection of individuality and broader existential questions.
• The Counterfeiters - A historical drama focusing on the ethics of survival in times of war.
• Tschiller: Off Duty - A gritty crime narrative that connects deeply with societal issues.
• Dreams of a Life - Documentary exploring themes of isolation within urban settings.
• The Wave - Explores the nature of authority and group psychology in a modern setting.
• Oh Boy, It's My Birthday - Captures the nuances of modern human experiences in an urban setting.
• The Lives of Others - Investigates the impact of surveillance and state control on personal lives.
• U-571 - Though an action film, it explores the moral complexities during wartime.
• The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo - Combines a gripping narrative with social commentary on crime and justice.
• Downfall - Delves into the psyche of individuals during a catastrophic event in history.
• The Book Thief - Follows a young girl during WWII, reflecting on innocence amid societal horrors.
• One, Two, Three - Uses humor to tackle serious themes of capitalism and political ideologies.
• Youth in Revolt - Addresses themes of teenage angst and rebellion in a modern context.
• Good Bye Lenin! - Centres around personal stories set against a historical event.
• München - Explores historical tensions with dramatic storytelling.
• The Experiment - Investigates the psychology of authority and rebellion in a contained setting.
• Lola Versus - Modern exploration of relationships set against personal crises.
• The Lives of Others - Dissects the effects of surveillance on personal relationships.
• The Wave - Examine the social dynamics engendered through a psychological experiment.
• Café de Flore - Explores parallel stories of love and loss across different time periods.
• The Girl from Mondern Times - Explores individual stories against broader societal changes.
• A Man Called Ove - Combines humor and deep emotional themes within a community setting.
• Franz Joseph: His Life and Times - Engages with historical themes and personal dilemmas within a broader context.
• The Marriage of Maria Braun - Explores post-war Germany through the lens of personal relationships.
• The Counterfeiters - Focuses on moral complexity amidst historical adversity.
• Hannah Arendt - Examines philosophy and ethics in the context of historical events.
• A Man Called Ove - Explores personal isolation and community through humor.