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Requiem for a Dream

Requiem for a Dream

Released NR 102 min 8.3/10 Votes: 909017
The drug-induced utopias of four Coney Island residents are shattered when their addictions run deep.
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2000-10-06
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lionsgate.com
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English
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$5M
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$7M

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Top Movies & TV Shows Similar to Pretty Baby List

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  • To Kill a Mockingbird - Addresses themes of injustice and childhood innocence in a racially charged atmosphere.
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  • The Color Purple - Focuses on the life of an African American woman dealing with systemic oppression.
  • Angela's Ashes - A poignant coming-of-age story set in a challenging environment.
  • The Grapes of Wrath - Depicts the struggles of a family during the Great Depression.
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  • Lady Bird - A tale of adolescence and the complexities of growing up in a challenging family setting.
  • The Perks of Being a Wallflower - Explores themes of friendship, trauma, and adolescence.
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  • Moonlight - Explores themes of identity, family, and the struggle against societal norms.
  • Little Miss Sunshine - A dysfunctional family's road trip highlights the pressures of society on children.
  • Wild - Follows a woman's journey of self-discovery and overcoming personal trauma.
  • Fences - Explores the complexities of family dynamics and societal challenges.
  • The Diary of a Teenage Girl - A coming-of-age story that tackles themes of sexuality and societal expectations.
  • The Blind Side - Focuses on themes of compassion, family support, and overcoming life's obstacles.
  • Eighth Grade - Captures the awkwardness of adolescence and the influence of social media.
  • Stand By Me - A tale of friendship and the loss of innocence during childhood.
  • Thirteen - Explores the tumultuous life of a teenager dealing with peer pressure.
  • Mississippi Burning - Addresses racial tensions and social justice through a historical lens.
  • 12 Years a Slave - A historical drama that explores the brutal realities of slavery.
  • The Kite Runner - Focuses on complex relationships formed in a politically charged environment.
  • Requiem for a Dream - A dark examination of addiction and its effects on personal lives and relationships.
  • The Florida Project - Highlights childhood innocence amidst the struggles of poverty.
  • Enemy - Explores identity and personal struggles in a surreal context.
  • The Pursuit of Happyness - A story of perseverance and the bond between father and son in the face of adversity.
  • Boyhood - A unique portrayal of growing up that spans twelve years.
  • Boy A - Explores themes of redemption and how past actions shape futures.
  • The 400 Blows - A coming-of-age film exploring a difficult childhood in Paris.
  • Atonement - Explores the effects of a single moment on the lives of young lovers throughout their lives.
  • Youth - Examines the lives of aging artists and their perspectives on youth.
  • The Secret Life of Bees - A story of a young girl's journey of self-discovery and the familial bonds she finds.
  • Nymphomaniac - Explores complex sexual relationships and the impact of past experiences.
  • The Truth About Charlie - A thriller revealing hidden truths and challenging moral dilemmas.
  • In the Name of the King: A Dungeon Siege Tale - A fantasy film that explores themes of family and the consequences of violence.
  • Set It Off - Focuses on female friendships and the struggles of financial hardship.
  • Ghost World - A quirky exploration of adolescence and the struggle to find one's identity.
  • American Beauty - Examines suburban life, desire, and the pursuit of happiness amidst personal crises.

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  • Wild
  • Fences
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  • The Blind Side
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Top Movies & TV Shows Similar to The Ascent List

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  • Paths of Glory - Focuses on moral dilemmas related to military orders.
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  • Saving Private Ryan - Intensely realistic portrayal of war and its consequences.
  • Grave of the Fireflies - Animated film about childhood lost in wartime.
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  • Farewell to the Ark - Similar themes of destruction and survival through hardship.
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  • Western - Explores themes of confrontation and isolation in nature.
  • Boys Don't Cry - Examines identity and the harsh realities of life.
  • The Killing Fields - A poignant look at the impact of war in Cambodia.
  • Come and See - A particularly graphic and intense war experience.
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  • The Lives of Others - Explores surveillance and moral dilemmas through a personal lens.
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  • Fury - Intense exploration of camaraderie and brutality in battle.
  • The Boy in the Striped Pajamas - A child's experiences during the Holocaust highlight innocence lost in war.
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  • The Pacific - Follows the personal stories of soldiers during WWII.
  • The Leftovers - Explores existential themes and emotional struggles.
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  • Fences - Depicts struggles with personal and societal conflicts.
  • The Night Of - Explores morality and justice in a complex narrative.
  • A Quiet Place - Survival against overwhelming odds and a world in crisis.
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Last updated: 2024-09-26 19:09:33

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  • The Deer Hunter
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Top Movies & TV Shows Similar to Fat City List

  • The Hustler - Both explore the world of gambling and the personal struggles of the main character.
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  • Barfly - Focuses on the life of a down-and-out writer in the bar scene, similar to the struggles in Fat City.
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  • Rocky - The story of an underdog boxer, showcasing both triumph and struggle.
  • Million Dollar Baby - A boxing-centric story about perseverance and personal tragedies.
  • Chinatown - A noir style film with complex characters and themes of struggle, akin to the grit of Fat City.
  • The Wrestler - Portrays the life of a man in the world of professional wrestling, filled with personal challenges.
  • A Streetcar Named Desire - A character study of life struggles, facing the harsh realities of existence.
  • The Fighter - Centers around boxing with an emphasis on personal relationships and hardship.
  • Choke - Black comedy about addiction and self-destruction, similar tone to Fat City.
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  • Slumdog Millionaire - A tale of overcoming immense personal struggles to achieve success.
  • The Basketball Diaries - A coming-of-age story dealing with addiction and life struggles.
  • The Pursuit of Happyness - Showcases a man's determination amidst severe professional and personal challenges.
  • The Color of Money - A follow-up to The Hustler, emphasizing the world of pool and personal rivalry.
  • Warrior - Focuses on personal struggles and the world of mixed martial arts.
  • Rounders - A film about high-stakes poker, reflecting personal and financial struggles.
  • The Deer Hunter - Explores the impact of life’s struggles and trauma on individuals and communities.
  • Trainspotting - A raw look into addiction and the challenges faced by those living on the fringes.
  • A Star is Born - Shows the rise and fall of a talent amidst personal struggles and external pressures.
  • The Wrestler - A nuanced take on the life of a professional wrestler facing personal demons.
  • The Great Santini - Focus on family struggles and the impact of a strong patriarchal figure.
  • American Honey - Explores a group of young people navigating life's challenges through their experiences.
  • Boyhood - A coming-of-age story that captures life's challenges over time.
  • Good Will Hunting - Focuses on personal growth, struggles, and the desire to overcome life's challenges.
  • Paterson - A quiet character study about a bus driver and poet living his day-to-day life.
  • The Florida Project - Depicts the lives of individuals facing socioeconomic challenges in a vibrant but harsh environment.
  • The Blind Side - Tells a story of personal growth against the backdrop of sports and adversity.
  • Into the Wild - Explores the theme of escape and the search for meaning outside societal norms.
  • The Machinist - A psychological thriller about a man grappling with his own mind and existence.
  • Foxcatcher - Similar themes of ambition, personal conflict, and the darker sides of sports.
  • Requiem for a Dream - Explores deep psychological and personal struggles associated with addiction.
  • Memento - A gripping personal narrative dealing with identity and memory.
  • The Pursuit of Happyness - A narrative that deals with determination and resilience in the face of struggle.
  • The Road - Post-apocalyptic journey reflecting on survival and human struggles.
  • The Wrestler - A character study of a man facing his personal demons in the wrestling world.

Last updated: 2024-09-26 19:09:36

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  • The Fighter
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  • Chinatown
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  • Rocky
  • Leaving Las Vegas
  • Barfly
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  • Raging Bull
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  • The Road
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Top Movies & TV Shows Similar to Performance List

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  • Pink Flamingos - An avant-garde film that challenges societal norms and features outrageous characters.
  • Goodfellas - Explores themes of crime and identity with a strong focus on character development.
  • Blue Velvet - Combines the surreal with the criminal underworld, examining the darkness beneath suburban life.
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  • Sweet Movie - A provocative and surreal film that challenges traditional narrative structures.
  • The Last Temptation of Christ - Explores themes of identity and belief with a controversial perspective.
  • Mulholland Drive - Creates a complex narrative about identity and Hollywood, with surreal elements.
  • Performance Anxiety - Explores the complexities of performance in live music and the psyche of artists.
  • The Wicker Man - Combines themes of sacrifice and the clash of cultures, set in an isolated community.
  • The Game - A psychological thriller that plays with identity and reality, full of twists.
  • Eraserhead - Features bizarre imagery and themes of alienation and transformation.
  • The Crying Game - Questions identity and explores complex personal relationships, with a twist.
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  • Last Tango in Paris - A controversial exploration of sexuality and emotional connections between characters.
  • Inherent Vice - A noir film that blends comedy and drama with a complex narrative structure.
  • The Holy Mountain - Contains surreal visuals and metaphysical themes, exploring existence and enlightenment.
  • Hereditary - A psychologically driven horror film exploring family dynamics and trauma.
  • The Master - Explores complex relationships and the struggles for personal identity within a cult-like structure.
  • - A semi-autobiographical film that looks at the creative process and identity crisis of a filmmaker.
  • Birdman - Examines the struggles of an actor seeking relevance, blending reality with fantasy.
  • Donnie Darko - A cult classic that mixes psychological thriller elements with surreal storytelling.
  • The Killing of America - A documentary showcasing violence in America, blending fiction and reality.
  • The House That Jack Built - A dark exploration of the mind of a serial killer, blending art and horror.
  • American Psycho - Satirizes consumer culture and explores identity through a disturbed protagonist.
  • Requiem for a Dream - Examines addiction and its effects on personal identity and relationships.
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  • Enter the Void - A surreal exploration of life, death, and existential themes through a unique narrative style.
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  • The Lobster - A surreal take on relationships and societal expectations, questioning identity in a satirical way.
  • Synecdoche, New York - A complex narrative dealing with identity, art, and existential questions.
  • Mother! - A psychological horror film that also acts as a metaphor for creation and existence.
  • The Skin I Live In - Explores themes of identity, trauma, and transformation with a unique perspective.
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  • Under the Skin - Combines elements of horror and sci-fi while exploring themes of identity and alienation.
  • Wild at Heart - A surreal road film that mixes love, crime, and the bizarre in American culture.
  • Holy Motors - An avant-garde film that traverses different identities and performance art.
  • Persona - Focuses on themes of identity, duality, and human relationships in a psychological manner.
  • Lost Highway - A nonlinear narrative that explores identity change and psychological horror.
  • The Double - A darkly comedic take on identity, alienation, and the absurdities of modern life.
  • The Master and Margarita - Examines themes of power, identity, and reality versus illusion in a fantastical setting.

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  • Network - A satirical look at the media's impact on society, driven by personal ambition.
  • Oldboy - Tells a dark and twisted revenge story that explores mental turmoil.
  • Joker - Focuses on the unsettling transformation of an individual into a violent figure.
  • The Dark Knight - Examines the psychology of crime and the nature of villains in society.
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  • American Psycho - Offers a chilling portrayal of a man battling his darker impulses.
  • Birdman - Follows an actor struggling with his past while attempting to regain relevance.
  • Cape Fear - A psychological thriller about obsession and revenge.
  • Se7en - A dark thriller that delves into the depravity of humanity.
  • Natural Born Killers - Critiques media sensationalism and features violent protagonists.
  • Zodiac - Explores obsession and the impact of a serial killer on society.
  • The Machinist - Follows a man suffering from severe insomnia and its psychological impacts.
  • Her - An exploration of isolation and personal connection in a modern world.
  • Boys Don't Cry - Based on a real story that highlights identity and societal issues.
  • The Lighthouse - Explores madness and isolation set in a confined space.
  • Memento - A psychological thriller that challenges perceptions of reality and memory.
  • The Trial - A Kafkaesque tale of a man caught in an incomprehensible legal system.
  • Gone Girl - Examines media manipulation and the nature of relationships.
  • Prisoners - A tense story about the lengths a father will go to find his kidnapped daughter.
  • Donnie Darko - Explores mental illness and existential themes in a suburban setting.
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  • Mulholland Drive - A surreal film that tackles identity and the darker sides of Hollywood.
  • Donnie Brasco - A crime drama that deals with deception and the complexities of identity.
  • The People vs. Larry Flynt - Focuses on the clash between personal beliefs and media freedom.
  • In the Bedroom - A psychological drama about loss and its consequences on relationships.
  • Primal Fear - A courtroom drama that explores the nature of guilt and innocence.
  • Zodiac - Investigates a serial killer case and its impact on those involved.
  • The Killing of a Sacred Deer - An unsettling psychological thriller about family and sacrifice.
  • The Sixth Sense - Explores psychological trauma and the supernatural in a gripping narrative.
  • Insomnia - A psychological thriller featuring a detective plagued by guilt and insomnia.
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  • The Skin I Live In - Explores themes of identity, obsession, and revenge.
  • Under the Silver Lake - Follows a man entangled in a mystery, exploring themes of obsession and surrealism.
  • The Fall - Dark psychological thriller about a detective hunting a serial killer.
  • Nightcrawler - Explores the dark side of media and journalism through a morally ambiguous protagonist.
  • Psycho - A thriller that delves into the psychology of a disturbed individual.
  • Chinatown - A noir thriller that unravels complex social issues and personal crises.
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  • The Prestige - Examines ambition and obsession in the world of stage magic.

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  • Her
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  • Memento
  • The Trial
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  • Cape Fear
  • Taxi Driver
  • Falling Down
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  • Oldboy
  • Joker
  • The Dark Knight
  • A Clockwork Orange
  • American Psycho
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Top Movies & TV Shows Similar to The Swimmer List

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  • The Great Beauty - Casts a critical eye on life, art, and indulgence in a rich aesthetic.
  • Requiem for a Dream - Explores the dark side of aspiration and the pursuit of happiness.
  • A Single Man - Follows a man reflecting on his life and loss, emphasizing emotional depth.
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  • Lost in Translation - Highlights feelings of isolation and introspection in a foreign setting.
  • Birdman - Explores themes of identity, legacy, and existential crisis in a theatrical context.
  • Anomalisa - A poignant exploration of loneliness and the complexities of perception.
  • Wild Strawberries - Focuses on reflection, dreams, and the passage of time in one’s life.
  • Taxi Driver - Dives into a man's psychological decline amidst urban alienation.
  • The Double - Examines themes of identity and personal crisis in a surreal manner.
  • Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind - Explores memory, love, and loss in a nonlinear narrative.
  • The Tree of Life - Contemplates existence, family, and human experience in a philosophical context.
  • Synecdoche, New York - Delves into the intricacies of life, death, and the human condition.
  • The Road - A bleak, introspective journey through loss and survival.
  • Her - Explores loneliness and the search for meaning in modern relationships.
  • Moonlight - A journey of self-discovery and exploration of identity and love.
  • A Ghost Story - Reflects on existence, time, and human connection in a hauntingly poetic way.
  • The Master - Explores psychological relationships and inner turmoil in a post-war setting.
  • Dancer in the Dark - A tragic exploration of dreams amidst harsh realities.
  • Melancholia - Explores depression and end-of-the-world scenarios for its characters.
  • The Invisible Man - Explores themes of detachment and identity through a surreal narrative.
  • The Lobster - A satirical take on relationships and social norms wrapped in a surreal package.
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  • Black Swan - Examines the duality of identity and the psychological breakdown of its main character.
  • Norwegian Wood - A reflective story about love, loss, and nostalgia set in the past.
  • The Virgin Suicides - Explores themes of youth, isolation, and memory through a nostalgic lens.
  • Goodbye, Dragon Inn - A meditation on solitude and the fleeting nature of cinema.
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  • A Man Called Ove - Explores loneliness and connection through the lens of a curmudgeonly protagonist.
  • The Graduate - Focuses on disillusionment and societal expectations in romantic relationships.
  • In the Mood for Love - A story that reflects on loneliness and unattained desires amidst strict social norms.
  • Amour - A poignant exploration of love, aging, and the inevitability of death.
  • Birdman - Examines identity and artistic struggle in the context of personal crisis.
  • The Seventh Seal - Explores existential questions through allegorical storytelling.
  • Everything Everywhere All at Once - A surreal journey through identity and existence across multiple realities.
  • Midsommar - Explores relationships and trauma within an unsettling, immersive setting.
  • Uncut Gems - Follows a man's self-destructive behavior and the chaos of his life choices.
  • Frances - Biographical drama focusing on the struggles of an actress facing mental health issues.
  • The Squid and the Whale - A semi-autobiographical look at family dynamics and childhood trauma.
  • Persona - A psychological drama that probes the depths of identity and emotional crisis.
  • A Streetcar Named Desire - Explores themes of desire, mental breakdown, and societal conflict.

Last updated: 2024-09-26 19:09:38

  • American Beauty
  • The Double
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  • The Tree of Life
  • Synecdoche, New York
  • The Road
  • Her
  • Moonlight
  • A Ghost Story
  • The Master
  • Taxi Driver
  • Wild Strawberries
  • The Graduate
  • The Hours
  • The Great Beauty
  • Requiem for a Dream
  • A Single Man
  • Far from Heaven
  • Lost in Translation
  • Anomalisa
  • Dancer in the Dark
  • Melancholia

Top Movies & TV Shows Similar to The Cremator List

  • The Pianist - Both explore the impact of war and the struggle for survival in oppressive environments.
  • Come and See - Offers a harrowing portrayal of the effects of war on humanity.
  • The Lives of Others - Examines the moral decay and personal sacrifices in a totalitarian regime.
  • The Act of Killing - Focuses on the psychological aspects of perpetrators in a repressive political climate.
  • The Trial - Conveys themes of existential dread and absurdity in oppressive systems.
  • A Clockwork Orange - Explores themes of violence and societal control.
  • The Seventh Seal - Delves into existential themes and human morality in the face of death.
  • The Bunker - Examines the psychological toll of living under oppressive conditions during war.
  • The Hunt - Explores the ruinous effects of societal judgment and moral dilemmas.
  • AntiChrist - Explores grief, despair, and psychological breakdown in a surreal narrative.
  • The Road - A post-apocalyptic tale focusing on survival under dire circumstances.
  • Requiem for a Dream - Deals with the descent into madness and despair through addiction.
  • Salo, or the 120 Days of Sodom - Explores extreme human depravity and the extremes of authoritarianism.
  • The Cabinet of Dr. Caligari - A classic exploring madness, manipulation, and authority.
  • Midsommar - Examines psychological horror through a disturbing cultural lens.
  • Stalker - Explores existential themes within the context of a mysterious journey.
  • The Killing of a Sacred Deer - Delves into themes of morality and consequence in modern life.
  • Don't Look Now - Explores grief and the supernatural in a haunting narrative.
  • The Others - Incorporates psychological horror with themes of isolation and revelation.
  • Jacob's Ladder - Explores psychological trauma and perception of reality.
  • Mother! - A surreal exploration of life, creation, and destruction.
  • The Witch - Examines isolation, fear, and psychological breakdown in a historical context.
  • Black Swan - Explores themes of obsession and identity in a psychologically charged narrative.
  • Idiocracy - A darkly comedic exploration of societal issues and cultural decay.
  • Threads - A bleak and realistic portrayal of the aftermath of nuclear war.
  • The Killing - A film centered on existential questions within a crime narrative.
  • The House That Jack Built - Explores the psyche of a serial killer and societal morality.
  • Trainspotting - Examines addiction and its psychological impacts on individuals.
  • A Serbian Film - Explores trauma and extreme depravity in a disturbing narrative.
  • Irreversible - A harrowing tale that explores time and consequence in a brutal context.
  • Hostel - A psychological horror film that delves into human depravity and fear.
  • The Fall - Explores mental illness and the human psyche in a visually creative way.
  • Oldboy - Combines psychological themes with a dark revenge narrative.
  • Fight Club - Explores themes of identity crisis and societal discontent.
  • The Phantom of the Opera - Focuses on obsession, manipulation, and psychological torment.
  • The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo - Explores dark themes of crime, trauma, and revenge.

Last updated: 2024-09-26 19:09:38

  • The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo
  • The Killing of a Sacred Deer
  • Stalker
  • Midsommar
  • The Cabinet of Dr. Caligari
  • Salò, or the 120 Days of Sodom
  • Requiem for a Dream
  • The Road
  • Antichrist
  • The Hunt
  • The Bunker
  • The Seventh Seal
  • A Clockwork Orange
  • The Trial
  • The Act of Killing
  • The Lives of Others
  • Come and See
  • Don't Look Now
  • The Others
  • The Phantom of the Opera
  • Fight Club
  • Oldboy

Top Movies & TV Shows Similar to The Face of Another List

  • Black Swan - Explores themes of identity and psychological transformation.
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  • Identity - Involves multiple personalities and the concept of self.
  • Altered States - Merges science fiction with psychology and personal transformation.
  • The Machinist - Delves into the effects of insomnia on identity and self-perception.
  • Fight Club - Investigates identity and existential questions through a dark narrative.
  • Memento - Explores fragmented identity through memory loss and psychological tension.
  • A Clockwork Orange - Examines the nature of identity in a dystopian setting.
  • Synecdoche, New York - Explores self and reality through a theatrical lens.
  • Donnie Darko - Combines elements of identity crisis and psychological drama.
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  • Persona - Explores duality of identity through intense psychological themes.
  • The Others - Tackles themes of self-perception within a haunting narrative.
  • Her - Explores emotional connection and identity in a modern context.
  • Annihilation - Focuses on identity and transformation through a science fiction lens.
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  • The Manchurian Candidate - Involves themes of altered identity through mind control.
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  • Enemy - Examines the duality of identity with a psychological twist.
  • Inception - Questions reality and identity through dream manipulation.
  • Oldboy - Explores themes of revenge and identity in a dark narrative.
  • The Skin I Live In - Deals with identity, transformation, and psychological themes.
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  • The Invisible Man - Focuses on identity loss and psychological turmoil.
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  • The Prestige - Investigates themes of identity and duality through rivalry.
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  • Coherence - Deals with alternate realities and the nature of self.
  • The Cell - Explores altered states of reality and identity through science.
  • What Lies Beneath - Examines identity and the secrets that shape it within a thriller format.
  • The Game - Involves a psychological journey that challenges identity.
  • Someone to Watch Over Me - Explores identity through the lens of a romantic and crime thriller.
  • Taxi Driver - Explores deep psychological issues regarding identity and society.
  • The Fall - Focuses on a complex narrative that challenges perceptions of identity.
  • The Killing of a Sacred Deer - Explores themes of identity and moral dilemma in a psychological thriller.

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Top Movies & TV Shows Similar to The Masque of the Red Death List

  • The Cabinet of Dr. Caligari - Silent horror classic with strong expressionistic elements.
  • The Hunger - A stylish horror film that blends death and desire.
  • The Others - Atmospheric horror with themes of isolation and the supernatural.
  • The Witch - A disturbing period piece that evokes dread and doom.
  • Suspiria - Visually striking horror film with a surreal atmosphere.
  • The Seventh Seal - Explores themes of death and existentialism in a stylized manner.
  • Eyes Wide Shut - A provocative film that deals with themes of desire and secrecy.
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  • Let the Right One In - A dark and atmospheric tale of friendship and horror.
  • The Fall of the House of Usher - Another Poe adaptation with themes of decay and madness.
  • Crimson Peak - Combines gothic romance with a ghost story backdrop.
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  • Throne of Blood - Akira Kurosawa's adaptation of Macbeth with eerie elements.
  • What We Do in the Shadows - A dark comedy about vampires with a unique perspective on death.
  • The Lighthouse - A psychological thrill ride with themes of madness and isolation.
  • Midsommar - A disturbing tale set against the backdrop of a peculiar festival.
  • The Devil's Rejects - Gritty horror that exudes a sense of dread and fascination with death.
  • The Elephant Man - Explores the human condition amidst suffering and isolation.
  • Pan's Labyrinth - Interweaves fantasy with dark themes of war and survival.
  • The Babadook - Explores themes of grief and psychological horror in a compelling way.
  • Black Death - Set during the plague, it deals with death and belief in the supernatural.
  • A Ghost Story - Explores themes of time and loss in a hauntingly beautiful manner.
  • The Witchfinder General - Period horror film focused on witch hunts and executions.
  • The Invitation - A tense psychological thriller focusing on death and gatherings.
  • The Crow - Dark fantasy with themes of vengeance and death.
  • Requiem for a Dream - Explores the dark side of desire and its consequences.
  • Vampyr - A surreal horror film that captures an eerie atmosphere.
  • The Haunting - Psychological horror that stresses the fear of the unknown.
  • The Others - Mysterious and atmospheric build-up leading to a terrifying revelation.
  • Hereditary - Explores themes of loss and family trauma in a disturbing way.
  • Dead Ringers - A psychological thriller focusing on identity and madness.
  • The House of the Devil - Sets a slow-burn atmosphere leading to a horror climax.
  • The Color Out of Space - A blend of cosmic horror and family tragedy with eerie visuals.
  • Let Me In - Dark themes of loneliness and a unique take on vampire mythology.
  • The Ring - Focuses on a cursed tape bringing about fatal consequences.
  • Ghost Story - Explores the concept of death and lingering hauntings.
  • Let the Right One In - Dark and haunting exploration of friendship amidst horror.
  • The Shining - An unsettling atmosphere with themes of madness and isolation.

Last updated: 2024-09-26 19:09:41

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  • The Babadook
  • Ghost Story
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  • The Duke of Burgundy - Themes of dominance and submission in an intimate relationship between women.
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  • Room with a View - A period romance that examines the constraints of society and personal yearning.
  • Mildred Pierce - Strong female lead exploring ambition and complexities of motherhood.
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  • Madame Bovary - Similar themes of desire, societal expectations, and personal tragedy.
  • Poldark - Explores love, class dynamics, and personal struggles in a historical context.
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  • The Favourite - Features rivalry and complex relationships in a richly depicted historical setting.
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  • An Education - Explores youthful ambition and the complexities of relationships in a historical context.
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  • The New World - A visually poetic exploration of desire amidst historical change.
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Last updated: 2024-09-26 19:09:41

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  • Belle de Jour
  • Crimson Peak
  • The Servant
  • The Piano Teacher
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  • Under the Skin
  • The Hours
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Top Movies & TV Shows Similar to Shock Corridor List

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  • Memento - Takes a deep dive into the mind of a man struggling with memory loss and a distorted sense of reality.
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  • A Beautiful Mind - Based on the life of mathematician John Nash, it portrays his battle with schizophrenia.
  • Therapy - Follows a troubled man who confronts his inner demons while undergoing therapy.
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  • Insomnia - Involves a detective's psychological breakdown due to prolonged sleep deprivation.
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  • Natural Born Killers - Examines societal reflection through the lens of disturbed characters in a media-saturated world.
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  • The Killing of America - A documentary that explores violence in society and its psychological impact on individuals.
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  • Eraserhead - Surreal horror that touches on themes of anxiety, fatherhood, and psychological stress.
  • The Stanford Prison Experiment - Explores the psychological effects of perceived power dynamics in a controlled experiment.
  • The Girl on the Train - Centers on themes of memory, trauma, and the quest for truth amid psychological confusion.

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  • The Hours - Interweaves multiple perspectives on life, regret, and introspection.
  • A Man for All Seasons - Explores moral dilemmas and the human condition.
  • Persona - Focuses on identity and human relationships in a profound way.
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  • The Piano Teacher - Character study focused on complex emotions and psychological depth.
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  • Notes on a Scandal - Examines complex relationships and moral ambiguities.
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  • Frances - A biopic that explores personal struggles and mental health.
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Top Movies & TV Shows Similar to Mamma Roma List

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  • Rocco and His Brothers - Explores family dynamics and struggles amidst urban challenges.
  • The Bicycle Thief - Similar themes of despair and resilience in the face of hardship.
  • The Gospel According to Matthew - A neorealist portrayal of a biblical narrative, akin to Italian realism.
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  • In the Name of the Mother - A mother’s sacrifices and struggles mirror the themes of 'Mamma Roma'.
  • Il Posto - A young man's struggles in the job market reflect similar themes of aspiration.
  • The Great Beauty - Explores the emptiness of a glamorous life amidst existential questioning.
  • Pietà - A dark, poignant look at poverty and familial relationships in contemporary society.
  • A Fistful of Dollars - While a western, touches on themes of survival and moral ambiguity.
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  • Life is Beautiful - A blend of humor and tragedy, reflecting on love and resilience in dire circumstances.
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  • The Leopard - Examines themes of change and decay within Italian society.
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