Top Movies & TV Shows Similar to Where Do We Go Now? List

• The Band's Visit - Both stories deal with cultural clashes and the experiences of women in patriarchal societies.
• Persepolis - An animated film that explores the effects of war through a woman's perspective.
• The Women - Focuses on the lives and struggles of women in a complex social environment.
• Mustang - A story that examines the lives of young girls in a restrictive society.
• Wadjda - A feature about a young girl navigating societal norms in Saudi Arabia.
• A Separation - Explores the complexities of family and societal pressures in Iran.
• The Other Side of Hope - Features social commentary and the struggles of marginalized groups.
• What a Wonderful World - Explores themes of love and hope amidst societal challenges.
• The Secret in Their Eyes - Combines a compelling narrative with themes of justice and society.
• Tangerine - Follows the lives of marginalized women in a vibrant yet harsh environment.
• Nymphomaniac - Explores women's sexuality against the backdrop of societal judgement.
• Rocks - Deals with teenage girls navigating life's challenges and friendships.
• The Kite Runner - Explores themes of friendship and the impact of war on lives.
• Tomboy - Follows a young girl's exploration of identity and societal norms.
• The Breadwinner - Focuses on a young girl living in Afghanistan and her desire for freedom.
• Little Birds - Explores youth and desire in a complex social atmosphere.
• The Time That Remains - Intertwines personal and societal struggles within a unique narrative.
• The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo - Features strong female characters confronting societal issues.
• Dheepan - Combines themes of survival and belonging in a multicultural setting.
• Incendies - Explores family secrets and societal conflicts in a poignant narrative.
• The Invisible Man - Focuses on a woman's struggle against systemic oppression and abuse.
• Fried Green Tomatoes - Explores friendship and women's experiences in society throughout time.
• The Color Purple - Focuses on the lives of African American women confronting societal issues.
• Wild - A journey of self-discovery and resilience amid life's challenges.
• The Help - Focuses on the lives of women battling social and racial injustices.
• The Farewell - Deals with family dynamics and cultural differences in a poignant way.
• A Fantastic Woman - Explores identity and societal issues faced by a transgender woman.
• The Good Lie - Focuses on the struggles of refugees and cultural integration.
• Brooklyn - Follows a young woman's journey of self-discovery amidst cultural dislocation.
• Lady Bird - An exploration of the mother-daughter relationship and societal pressures.
• Room - A harrowing story about survival and a mother's love for her child.
• Fish Tank - Explores the life of a young girl seeking freedom and identity.
• Blue Is the Warmest Color - A coming-of-age romance that delves into identity and societal acceptance.
• The Life of Oharu - Explores the struggles of women in a patriarchal society through history.
• My Life as a Zucchini - An animated film about children in difficult circumstances and their resilience.
• A Fantastic Woman - Explores themes of love, loss, and identity amidst societal challenges.
• About Elly - A mystery that explores societal pressures and gender roles in Iran.
• Yasuke - An animated series showcasing themes of race and struggle in a historical context.
• Black Girl - A poignant portrayal of race and identity through a young woman's experiences.
• The Good Girl - Explores a woman's search for meaning in a mundane existence.

Top Movies & TV Shows Similar to Small Axe List

• This Is England - Explores themes of race, identity, and working-class experiences in 1980s England.
• The Last Black Man in San Francisco - A poignant exploration of race, belonging, and gentrification in America.
• When They See Us - Based on a true story that examines systemic racism and injustice in the American criminal system.
• 12 Years a Slave - An intense portrayal of slavery and racial injustice in American history.
• Blindspotting - A comedy-drama that tackles race, identity, and class issues in Oakland.
• Moonlight - Explores themes of identity, race, and sexuality with a unique storytelling approach.
• The Personal History of David Copperfield - A modern take on a classic story, focusing on themes of class and identity.
• The Wire - An unflinching look at the impact of systemic issues on urban communities.
• Top Boy - A gritty look into life in London, highlighting social issues and struggles.
• Luke Cage - Integrates themes of race, justice, and superhero mythology in Harlem.
• The Hurt Locker - Focuses on the impact of war, service, and race on American soldiers.
• If Beale Street Could Talk - Explores systemic racism and love within the African American experience.
• Sorry We Missed You - A raw portrayal of working-class life and struggles faced by a modern family.
• I May Destroy You - Addresses contemporary sexual consent issues and the intricacies of personal identity.
• In the Heat of the Night - Classic film tackling racism and social justice in a Southern town.
• American History X - A powerful film about race, redemption, and the cycle of hate and violence.
• Godfather of Harlem - Explores the intersection of race and crime in 1960s Harlem.
• As Black as Resistance - Examines the African American experience and racial tensions in contemporary society.
• Fruitvale Station - Based on the true story of Oscar Grant, reflecting on race and police violence.
• Criminal Justice - Delves into the intricacies of the justice system and its impact on minority communities.
• Atlanta - A fresh take on the African American experience through a dark comedic lens.
• Deadwood - An intense exploration of societal issues in a frontier town, emphasizing race and morality.
• Raiders of the Lost Ark - While primarily an adventure film, it explores Western imperialism and cultural identity.
• The Night Of - Examines race and the justice system in a compelling crime drama surface.
• The 40-Year-Old Version - A raw and honest take on a woman's experience in the theater and hip-hop worlds.
• His House - Examines the asylum-seeking experience and cultural identity through horror elements.
• The Five Heartbeats - A musical biopic that touches on race and success in both personal and industry aspects.
• Insecure - A comedic yet deep narrative exploring the lives of young Black women in Los Angeles.
• Chiraq - Examines gun violence and racial issues within the framework of Shakespeare's play.
• Babylon - A historical drama that explores race and inequality in the film industry.
• The Get Down - Focuses on the birth of hip-hop in the Bronx, highlighting culture and identity.
• Black Panther - Explores themes of heritage, culture, and identity through the lens of comic book storytelling.
• The Color Purple - Features the experiences of African American women facing profound struggles and triumphs.
• Rocks - A coming-of-age story of a British teenager confronting responsibility and identity.
• Lovers Rock - A celebration of Black culture and music through a romantic lens.
• Do the Right Thing - A seminal work that examines race relations and the complexity of the urban experience.
• Uncle Tom - Explores the multifaceted perspectives within the African American experience and Ku Klux Klan.
• The Invisible Man - While a horror film, it explores themes of trauma, identity, and societal perceptions.
• Better Call Saul - Explores moral ambiguity and societal issues within the context of law and criminality.
• She’s Gotta Have It - A modern cultural reflection on race and gender in contemporary society.
• Fences - A powerful adaptation addressing racial tensions and the complexities of family dynamics.
• A Raisin in the Sun - Explores the dreams and struggles of an African American family dealing with systemic racism.
• The Queen’s Gambit - Different time yet reflects on identity, struggles, and greatness within personal narratives.
• Clemency - A powerful examination of the ethical implications of capital punishment, highlighting racial justice.
• Power - A narrative exploring themes of entrepreneurship, ambition, and the American Dream through a racially charged lens.