Top Movies & TV Shows Similar to Two Days, One Night List

• The Son - Both narratives explore themes of personal sacrifice and familial relationships in the face of adversity.
• The Class - Features character-driven storytelling and the struggles of working-class individuals.
• I, Daniel Blake - Examines the struggles of the unemployed and the bureaucratic systems that affect their lives.
• The Pursuit of Happyness - Follows a father striving to create a better life for himself and his son despite numerous obstacles.
• A Separation - Delves into marital dynamics and moral dilemmas in a socially complex setting.
• The Florida Project - Captures the struggles of poverty and the innocent perspective of children amidst adult challenges.
• Blue Collar - Focuses on the lives of working-class individuals and their struggles against socioeconomic systems.
• Sorry We Missed You - Explores the impact of economic hardship on family life and personal relationships.
• Fish Tank - A character study of a young girl's struggle for independence in a challenging environment.
• The Breadwinner - Highlights the resilience of individuals against oppressive societal and economic circumstances.
• The Third Man - Set in a post-war environment, it explores moral ambiguity and personal choice.
• diE ZERSTÖRUNG - Explores personal narratives amidst broader social issues.
• Pride - Revolves around activism and community support in the face of societal challenges.
• The Square - Examines social dynamics and personal struggles in a contemporary art setting.
• Wild Horses - Situates personal trauma within broader societal and family narratives.
• Little Children - Explores the complexities of adult relationships and the search for personal fulfillment.
• Nomadland - Follows a woman's journey through economic hardship and her search for community.
• The Last Black Man in San Francisco - Examines gentrification and personal identity in a changing urban landscape.
• Win Win - Centers on a struggling individual balancing personal and professional responsibilities.
• The Savages - Explores familial relationships amidst the backdrop of caregiving and aging.
• Room - Focuses on the relationship between mother and child under extreme circumstances.
• About Elly - Involves personal relationships and social obligations impacting individual decisions.
• Martha Marcy May Marlene - Explores trauma, family dynamics, and personal rebuilding after traumatic experiences.
• The Hunt - Explores how societal perceptions can dramatically affect an individual's life.
• Anatomy of a Fall - Focuses on moral dilemmas within the family, much like the personal conflicts in 'Two Days, One Night.'
• Others - Delivers intense discussions about guilt and morality, reflecting internal conflict.
• A Place in the World - Explores personal identity within the context of community expectations and challenges.
• The Other Side of Hope - Addresses issues of displacement and economic struggle with a blend of drama and hope.
• Worker's Death - Documentary focusing on labor struggles and personal sacrifices.
• The Way - Follows a personal journey that provokes introspection and familial connection.
• Fish Tank - A poignant exploration of teenage struggles in a confined environment.
• Lady Bird - Examines mother-daughter relationships and the complexities of personal aspirations.
• Hustle - Involves an individual trying to achieve success against odds, similar to the protagonist in 'Two Days, One Night.'
• The Edge of Heaven - Interweaves multiple stories and moral dilemmas around family and loss.
• All About My Mother - Explores themes of identity, community, and relationships, similar to 'Two Days, One Night.'
• The Diving Bell and the Butterfly - A profound look at life and personal struggles through the lens of physical limitation.
• The Wrestler - Follows a man’s fight against personal demons in pursuit of redemption and connection.
• My Life as a Dog - Explores childhood innocence in the context of family struggles and societal challenges.
• The Sea Inside - Explores themes of life, death, and personal freedom against societal constraints.
• Amour - Focuses on aging, love, and the complexities of personal care relationships.
• Patti Cake$ - Follows a young woman's journey through the challenges of creativity and identity.
• Life is Beautiful - A father's love for his son guides him through the horrors of war in an inspiring manner.
• Guess Who's Coming to Dinner - Challenges societal norms and discusses familial acceptance and relationships.
• The Last Emperor - Explores the impact of historical and personal change on identity and family.
• Cafe Society - Depicts romantic entanglements set against the backdrop of familial and social dynamics.
• The Intouchables - Focuses on the bond formed between two contrasting characters from different backgrounds.
• Boyhood - A coming-of-age journey portraying the importance of family and life’s challenges over time.