Top Movies & TV Shows Similar to Brassed Off List

• The Full Monty - Both films focus on working-class struggles and community spirit.
• Billy Elliot - Explores themes of family, community, and the impact of industrial decline.
• Pride - Follows a group uniting to support miners during the 1980s strike, similar community focus.
• This is England - Depicts working-class life and socio-political issues in England.
• The Commitments - Youthful spirit and struggle to start a band in a working-class setting.
• Made in Dagenham - Focuses on workers' rights and gender equality in a factory setting.
• Full Monty: The Musical - Stage adaptation maintaining the spirit of the original film's themes.
• Kes - A touching story of a young boy's connection with falconry set in a working-class environment.
• The Navigators - Explores the impact of privatization on working men in the North of England.
• Local Hero - A comedic take on the clash of cultures in a small community affected by outside interests.
• Ratcatcher - A poignant portrayal of working-class life in 1970s Scotland.
• A Room for Romeo Brass - Highlights friendships in a working-class setting with a blend of drama and humor.
• The Wind That Shakes the Barley - Focuses on socio-economic issues in a historical context related to community struggles.
• Waking Ned Devine - A mix of humor and community spirit, centered on a small Irish village.
• The Last of the Mohicans - Themes of community and struggle, although set in a very different time and place.
• The War Zone - Examines hardships within a family setting, reflecting on personal struggles.
• The King's Speech - Focuses on overcoming struggles and community support despite differing themes.
• My Beautiful Laundrette - Explores social issues in a diverse community context.
• Billy Liar - Showcases a young man's struggles while providing social commentary.
• The Class of 92 - Documentary depicting a sports team's rise from humble beginnings.
• Fish Tank - Portrays a young girl's struggles in a working-class community.
• The Good Life - Focuses on self-sufficiency and community amidst a suburban environment.
• Little Voice - An exploration of dreams and challenges within a working-class background.
• Naked - A dark exploration of life and society's ills in working-class Britain.
• Pulp Fiction - Similarities in storytelling style and life in socio-economic struggles.
• Shameless - A comedic take on a dysfunctional family in a working-class environment.
• Made in Heaven - Focuses on characters navigating personal challenges within a close-knit community.
• The Office (UK) - Humor derived from working-class office life and everyday challenges.
• Downton Abbey - Exploration of class distinctions and community in England during historical transitions.
• Cedar Rapids - A comedic look at the struggles of a small-town insurance agent with a fish-out-of-water narrative.
• Ashes to Ashes - Explores crime and the consequences of socioeconomic struggles in a mix of drama and humor.
• Brass Eye - A satirical take on current events from a British perspective, similar tone to 'Brassed Off'.
• The Royle Family - A focus on working-class life through humor and everyday absurdities.
• The Durrells - Centers on family dynamics and community interactions in a light-hearted manner.
• Normal People - Explores the complexities of relationships in a socio-economic context, much like friendships in 'Brassed Off'.
• The Last Kingdom - Focuses on community, struggle, and historical context, echoing the themes of struggle in 'Brassed Off'.
• Submarine - A coming-of-age story reflecting on personal growth in a challenging environment.
• Firestarter - Shows the bonds of family and struggle in a scenario charged with socio-political undertones.
• Our Friends in the North - Focuses on a group of friends navigating through socio-political and economic changes in a similar vein to 'Brassed Off'.
• Too Many Cooks - A comedic take on family dysfunction, reflecting similar themes of community chaos.
• The Inbetweeners - A comedic depiction of young men navigating life's challenges in a relatable manner.
• Clueless - Explores themes of community and personal growth within a light-hearted setting.
• Four Weddings and a Funeral - Interpersonal relationships and community dynamics displayed through comedic events.
• Out of Sight - Combines humor and romance with socio-economic themes in a character-driven story.