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The Death of Stalin

In the Kremlin, no one can hear you scheme

Released PG 107 min 7.3/10 Votes: 115341

When dictator Joseph Stalin dies, his parasitic cronies square off in a frantic power struggle to become the next Soviet leader. As they bumble, brawl and back-stab their way to the top, the question remains — just who is running the government?

Type:

Movie

Socials:

Genre:

Comedy, Drama, History

Subgenres:

Dark Comedy, Satire

Release:

2017-10-20

Year:

2024

Country:

Belgium

Website:

co.uk

Language:

English

Budget:

$13M

Revenue:

$25M

Companies:

Gaumont, Quad Productions, Main Journey, France 3 Cinéma, La Compagnie Cinématographique, Panache Productions, AFPI

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Mommy - A dark exploration of relationships within a struggling family.
Weeds - A suburban mother turns to illegal activities to support her family.
Dexter - A darkly comedic take on a serial killer with family elements.
Britannia - Dark humor and family dynamics in a whimsical setting.
Sick Note - Dark comedy about lying and the consequences of deceit.
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Schitt's Creek - A family forced to live in a town as they cope with loss and humor.
The Nines - A mind-bending film exploring reality with darkly comic twists.
The Death of Dick Long - A darkly comedic exploration of friendship and mistake.
Best in Show - Mockumentary style with humor set against serious competition.
Super - Dark comedy about a man who decides to become a superhero.
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The Florida Project - Explores the lives of a marginalized community with warmth and humor.
Swiss Army Man - Combines absurdity with poignant themes and unique storytelling.
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Paterson - Focuses on the mundane yet beautiful moments of everyday life.
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A Ghost Story - Philosophical and emotional exploration of time and existence.
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Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind - Explores love and memory with a unique narrative structure.
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Funny Face - Romantic comedy with a unique aesthetic and themes of individuality.
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Sing Street - Centers on youthful aspirations, friendship, and self-discovery.
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The Fault in Our Stars - Centers on young people facing terminal illnesses and their relationships.
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The Sea Inside - Focuses on a man seeking euthanasia, exploring life and dignity.
About Time - Explores themes of time, love, and loss in a heartfelt manner.
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The Road - A father and son journey through a post-apocalyptic world, dealing with survival and hope.
The Death of Stalin - A dark comedy about leadership, death, and the absurdity of politics.
Tuesdays with Morrie - A poignant adaptation of a true story about life lessons from a dying professor.
The Last Touch - Centers on the relationships and emotional bonds in end-of-life care.
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Me and Earl and the Dying Girl - A coming-of-age story about friendship, cancer, and creativity.
Death at a Funeral - A dark comedy that revolves around a family gathering to deal with death.
The Killing of a Sacred Deer - A psychological thriller that tackles themes of morality and sacrifice.
A Ghost Story - Explores themes of mortality, time, and the meaning of existence.
The Savages - Focuses on siblings dealing with their estranged father's illness.
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A Star is Born - Deals with love, loss, and the impact of fame on personal relationships.
The Choice - A romantic tale that presents serious themes about love and loss.
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Little Miss Sunshine - A family road trip where they confront their individual struggles.
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Spartacus: Blood and Sand - A story of rebellion and the struggle for freedom in ancient Rome.
Gladiator - Epic tale of revenge in ancient Rome, focusing on a betrayed general turned gladiator.
Caesar: Rise of the Roman Empire - Explores Julius Caesar's rise to power in Rome.
The Eagle - Centers on a Roman soldier's quest in Britain, reflecting themes of honor and duty.
Ben-Hur - Classic film set during the Roman Empire, involving themes of revenge and destiny.
The Fall of the Roman Empire - Examines the factors behind the decline of Rome, including political intrigue.
Agora - Focuses on philosophical inquiry and conflict in Roman Egypt, amidst social upheaval.
Antony and Cleopatra - Shakespearean adaptation dealing with power struggles following Julius Caesar’s death.
The Last Legion - Combines historical fiction with the themes of loyalty and honor in the Roman era.
Sword of Destiny - Features themes of honor and betrayal in an epic cinematic style similar to historical epics.
Troy - Epic retelling of the Trojan War, focused on themes of loyalty and treachery.
Centurion - Action-packed depiction of Roman soldiers’ struggles in ancient Britain.
The Conqueror - Biographical film about Genghis Khan with themes of power and conquest.
300 - Stylized portrayal of historical battles and heroism in ancient times.
Pompeii - Love story set against the backdrop of the catastrophic eruption of Mount Vesuvius in Rome.
The Gladiators - Focuses on the lives of gladiators and their struggle for freedom in ancient Rome.
The Ides of March - Political thriller exploring themes of betrayal and ambition in modern politics, mirroring historical themes.
The Brothers Karamazov - Examines moral themes and family dynamics, inspired by classic literature, similar to the complexity of Caesar's story.
The Greatest Story Ever Told - Epic telling of the life of Jesus with references to Roman authority, showcasing themes of power and morality.
Kingdom of Heaven - Epic film about the Crusades, reflecting on loyalty and the clash of civilizations.
Fall of the Republic: The Presidency of Barack Obama - Documentary analyzing power struggles, similar to those in Julius Caesar's time.
The Ten Commandments - Classic portrayal of epic biblical events with elements of leadership and power.
Assassin's Creed - Explores themes of legacy and historical figures, paralleling the historical narrative of Caesar.
The Other Boleyn Girl - Depicts political intrigue and rivalry in the Tudor court, drawing parallels to Caesar’s political maneuvers.
Elizabeth: The Golden Age - Explores themes of political power and personal sacrifice, similar to the story of Julius Caesar.
The Tudors - Historical drama series focused on political intrigue during the reign of Henry VIII.
Marco Polo - Explores the power dynamics of Asian empires, reflecting similar themes in historical context.
Medici: Masters of Florence - Focuses on power struggles and intrigue in Renaissance Italy, mirroring themes of Caesar.
Vikings - Delves into themes of leadership, betrayal, and conflict in a historical setting.
The Fall of the Roman Empire - Detailed look at the events leading to the decline of Rome, filled with political intrigue.
The Death of Stalin - Political satire on life and death in leadership, reflecting the power struggles akin to those of Caesar.
The Young Pope - Explores power dynamics and ambition within the Vatican, similar to Roman politics.
House of Cards - Political drama that showcases ambition and manipulation within modern politics, reminiscent of Julius Caesar.
The Crown - Explores the complexities of leadership and power in modern monarchy, drawing parallels with historical power dynamics.
The Queen - Depicts the challenges of leadership during a national crisis, reflecting themes of power and responsibility.
War & Peace - Epic tale showcasing the impacts of power, war, and politics, akin to the themes in Julius Caesar.
The Last Kingdom - Explores themes of loyalty, betrayal, and power in a historical context.
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The Man Who Knew Infinity - Based on ambition and the quest for knowledge, reflecting the personal struggles similar to historical figures.
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The Discovery - Involves themes of death and experimental science.
Naked Lunch - A surreal exploration of addiction and bizarre experiences.
The Skin I Live In - Themes of identity and body modification in a psychological thriller.
Tusk - Has a quirky horror approach to body transformation.
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The Elephant Man - A poignant tale about physical deformity and societal rejection.
The Lobster - Examines societal norms and transformation in relationships.
The Science of Sleep - Explores the surreal boundaries between dreams and reality.
God Bless America - Darkly comedic take on society's absurdities.
Alive Inside - Dives into the intersection of memory, identity, and humanity.
The Stanford Prison Experiment - Explores psychological manipulation and its effects on behavior.
One Hour Photo - Features themes of obsession and the darker sides of human nature.
Meet the Feebles - A darkly comedic puppet satire with shocking elements.
The Act of Killing - A documentary that challenges morality and explores violence.
Antichrist - A psychological horror featuring themes of pain and suffering.
Happiness - Darkly humorous examination of various human dysfunctions.
A Clockwork Orange - Explores themes of free will, violence, and societal control.
The Voices - A dark comedy revolving around mental health and quirky characters.
Mandy - Surreal and visually stunning, with a tale of obsession and revenge.
The Secret Life of Walter Mitty - Explores themes of identity and adventure in a unique narrative style.
Vampires vs. Bronx - A blend of horror, comedy, and social commentary.
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The Death of Stalin - A dark comedy with absurd elements surrounding politics and power.
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Dogtooth - A unique look at control and isolation in family dynamics.
The House That Jack Built - Provocative exploration of morality and creativity in violence.
Irréversible - A shocking narrative structure with intense themes.
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Black Swan - A descent into madness related to performance pressure.
Gummo - Explores bizarre and unsettling aspects of everyday life.
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Pink Flamingos - A cult classic that challenges societal norms and taste.
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Andrei Rublev - Like 'Ivan the Terrible, Part II', it explores themes of power, art, and historical figures in Russia.
The Battleship Potemkin - A classic of Soviet cinema with powerful imagery and political themes, much like Eisenstein's work.
The Sacrifice - A Tarkovsky film that delves into existential themes and the human condition, reminiscent of Eisenstein's epic storytelling.
Mother - A film dealing with revolutionary themes and personal sacrifice in a historical context, paralleling the tone of 'Ivan the Terrible'.
The Mirror - Andrei Tarkovsky's semi-autobiographical film that explores memory and identity, echoing some of the lyrical qualities of Eisenstein's work.
Alexander Nevsky - This film, directed by Eisenstein, shares themes of nationalism and historical struggle.
The 12th Man - A survival story set against the backdrop of World War II, focusing on themes of bravery and resilience.
Trotsky's Death - A historical drama reflecting the political turmoil in Russia, similar in its exploration of power struggles.
Stalker - Another Tarkovsky masterpiece exploring philosophical and spiritual quests, resonating with the grandeur of Eisenstein.
A Hostel in Paris - Explores themes of culture and conflict in a historical context, similar in tone to 'Ivan the Terrible'.
Dersu Uzala - A film that addresses nature and humanity's struggle for coexistence, reflecting profound themes.
Battles Without Honor and Humanity - This film involves conflict and moral ambiguity set in a historical backdrop, echoing themes from Eisenstein's work.
The Last Emperor - A historical epic documenting the life of a significant political figure, paralleling the narrative scope of 'Ivan the Terrible'.
The Queen's Gambit - While a modern series, it delves deeply into psychological struggles and political intrigue, akin to the complexities in 'Ivan the Terrible'.
Peter the Great - A biographical miniseries about the life of another powerful Russian leader, fitting the themes of historical narrative.
The Fall of the Romanov Dynasty - A documentary that explores Russia's royal history, aligning with 'Ivan the Terrible's' historical context.
A Man for All Seasons - Explores the moral dilemmas faced by a historical figure, reflective of the themes presented in 'Ivan the Terrible'.
Genghis Khan: The Story of a Lifetime - Another historical narrative about a powerful ruler, similar in its exploration of legacy and governance.
The Godfather - Focuses on power, family, and betrayal within a historical context, similar to the dynamics explored in 'Ivan the Terrible'.
The Death of Stalin - A dark comedy that examines political power struggles in a similar period of Russian history.
The Lady of the Camelias - A tale of love and sacrifice set against a background of societal issues, echoing the emotional depth of Eisenstein's film.
War and Peace - An epic film adaptation of Tolstoy's novel that also explores themes of power, relationships, and war.
The Other Side of the Wind - Orson Welles’ unfinished film is ambitious and complex in style and narrative, paralleling the grandeur of Eisenstein.
Nymphomaniac - A challenging narrative that delves into the complexities of human behavior and societal norms.
The Passion of Joan of Arc - A historical drama examining the life of a powerful woman in a male-dominated society, stirring parallels to Ivan's narrative.
The Hunt for Red October - Involves themes of leadership and power dynamics in a historical military context.
Elizabeth - Explores the rise of a powerful female leader amidst political intrigue, resonating with the strong character arcs in Eisenstein's work.
Game of Thrones - Features political intrigue, power struggles, and complex characters in a historical-fantasy setting.
Vikings - Based on historical events, it explores themes of leadership and conflict, similar to 'Ivan the Terrible'.
The Last Kingdom - A series that reflects the struggles of power and identity during historical conflicts in England.
Marco Polo - A historical drama that delves into political intrigues and power dynamics in the 13th century.
Rome - A dramatization of power struggles and societal issues in ancient Rome, drawing parallels to themes of governance in 'Ivan the Terrible'.
Barry Lyndon - Exquisite visuals paired with telling a historical tale of power, wealth, and loss, resonating with the artistic style of Eisenstein.
The Crown - A modern exploration of monarchy and power, dealing with historical events and personal drama.
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The Big Lebowski - A cult classic that features absurd humor and a distinctive style, similar to the works of National Lampoon.
This Is Spinal Tap - A mockumentary that parodies rock bands, akin to the satirical approach of National Lampoon.
Caddyshack - Another iconic comedy that fuses humor and irreverence, much like National Lampoon's productions.
Wet Hot American Summer - A comedy that showcases a similar absurdist humor and nostalgia for youth, akin to National Lampoon.
Superbad - A coming-of-age comedy that reflects a juvenile humor style reminiscent of National Lampoon.
Ferris Bueller's Day Off - A teen comedy that features a carefree spirit and irreverent humor, similar to National Lampoon's ethos.
Ghostbusters - A perfect blend of comedy and supernatural elements, known for its iconic humor and improvisation.
The Hangover - A raucous comedy centered on the misadventures of friends, showcasing a wild narrative style.
Parks and Recreation - A mockumentary-style series filled with quirky humor and character-driven comedy.
30 Rock - A satirical look at television production that embodies fast-paced and clever humor.
Monty Python and the Holy Grail - A classic British comedy known for its absurd and unconventional style, similar to National Lampoon's work.
Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt - A quirky comedy that thrives on absurd situations and humor, reminiscent of National Lampoon's approach.
We're The Millers - A road trip comedy with a mix of humor and dysfunctional family dynamics, similar to National Lampoon.
Brooklyn Nine-Nine - A comedic take on police procedural with witty banter and an ensemble cast, reminiscent of National Lampoon's style.
The Office (US) - A mockumentary series that showcases office antics and eccentric characters with a satirical edge.
Happy Endings - A fast-paced sitcom about friendship and relationships that mirrors the humor of National Lampoon.
The Death of Stalin - A dark political satire that combines humor with historical events, similar to National Lampoon's style.
Zoolander - A comedy that satirizes the fashion industry with absurd humor, fitting the National Lampoon mold.
The Knick - While more dramatic, it features a cast of quirky characters and dark humor that fans of National Lampoon may appreciate.
Community - A sitcom celebrated for its meta-humor and pop culture references, similar to the irreverent style of National Lampoon.
The Simpsons - An animated series known for its satirical take on society and cultural commentary, embodying the National Lampoon spirit.
SNL (Saturday Night Live) - A live sketch comedy show that often parodies current events, much like the material produced by National Lampoon.
Trainwreck - A romantic comedy featuring irreverent humor and societal commentary, reminiscent of the tone of National Lampoon.
The Naked Gun: From the Files of Police Squad! - A parody of police procedurals filled with slapstick and absurd humor similar to National Lampoon's style.
Office Space - A cult comedy that takes a satirical look at corporate culture and is often in line with National Lampoon's critiques.
Bill & Ted's Excellent Adventure - A comedic time travel film that embraces a silly premise with heart, echoing the playful nature of National Lampoon.
Friends - A beloved sitcom revolving around friendship and humor, echoing the camaraderie often seen in National Lampoon's projects.
Mean Girls - A high school comedy infused with satire and memorable quotes, akin to some National Lampoon themes.
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The Good Place - A clever series combining philosophy with humor, and whimsical situations like those in National Lampoon.
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The Office - Mockumentary style with quirky characters and everyday absurdity in a work environment.
Parks and Recreation - Similar mockumentary format focused on humorous interactions in a local government office.
Brooklyn Nine-Nine - Humorous take on workplace dynamics, blending absurdity with relatable character moments.
Superbad - Comedy about awkward friendships and outrageous situations during adolescence.
What We Do in the Shadows (TV series) - Continuing the mockumentary comedy with new characters and stories set in the same universe.
Shaun of the Dead - Mix of comedy and horror featuring a quirky group dealing with supernatural circumstances.
Flight of the Conchords - Comedy duo navigating life in New York with a mix of deadpan humor and musical elements.
Ghosts - A lighthearted comedy about a young couple dealing with ghosts in their home.
The IT Crowd - Office comedy centered around socially awkward tech support staff with absurd situations.
American Horror Story: Hotel - A blend of horror and dark comedy with a distinct group of supernatural characters.
Young Frankenstein - Classic comedy parodying horror films with a mix of witty humor and memorable characters.
Zombieland - Comedy-horror featuring characters navigating a zombie apocalypse with humor and action.
Scott Pilgrim vs. the World - Quirky comic-book style romance with humor and fantastical elements, featuring oddball characters.
Arrested Development - Character-driven comedy with surreal and absurd plotlines surrounding a dysfunctional family.
This Is Spinal Tap - Pioneering mockumentary about a fictional rock band, showcasing absurdities of fame.
The Mighty Boosh - Surreal musical comedy featuring an eccentric duo in bizarre adventures.
The Good Place - A unique spin on the afterlife infused with humor, wit, and thought-provoking themes.
Creepshow - Anthology horror series blending comedy and scares with a campy vibe.
The Addams Family - Dark comedy exploring a quirky family with supernatural connections.
Suck - Band of vampires with comedic twists and music elements, merging horror and humor.
Freaks and Geeks - Coming-of-age series showcasing humor and heart through quirky teenage characters.
Community - A diverse group in a community college navigating absurd scenarios with unique humor.
Big Mouth - Animated series tackling puberty with humor, featuring outrageous characters and situations.
The Simpsons - Long-running animated series blending humor, satire, and absurd situations surrounding family life.
Santa Clarita Diet - Dark comedy series about a suburban family dealing with a zombie transformation.
The Cabin in the Woods - A subversive horror film that plays with genre conventions and adds humor to traditional horror tropes.
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Tucker and Dale vs. Evil - Humorous twist on horror tropes as two well-meaning hillbillies face misunderstandings.
The League of Gentlemen - Dark comedy series about a bizarre town and its eccentric inhabitants presented in a unique style.
That’s My Boy - Comedy featuring unconventional family dynamics with a blend of humor and outrageous situations.
The World's End - A comedy blending science fiction and nostalgia with strong character dynamics.
Borat - Mockumentary featuring outrageous cultural satire with comedic elements from a foreign perspective.
The Other Guys - Buddy cop comedy featuring absurd characters and outlandish scenarios intertwined with action.
Knocked Up - Comedy about unexpected family dynamics with a quirky group trying to navigate adulthood.
The Death of Stalin - Political satire with dark humor, showcasing absurdity and chaos in a historical context.
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The Walking Dead - While primarily horror, it features a diverse set of characters facing absurd situations in a post-apocalyptic world.
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Inherent Vice - A comedic take on crime and mystery.
The Infiltrator - Undercover operations and drug cartels.
Bad Boys - Action-comedy featuring buddy cops and crime elements.
Killing Gunther - A comedic approach to the assassin genre.
Lord of War - Darkly humorous take on the arms trade.
Pineapple Express - A stoner comedy involving crime and adventure.
The Other Guys - Comedy about inept police officers.
American Made - Based on real-life drugs and arms trafficking.
How to Be a Latin Lover - Comedy involving deception and relationships.
The Nice Guys - A buddy cop comedy set in the 1970s.
This Is the End - Comedic take on disaster with a group of friends.
Hot Fuzz - Action-comedy with a satirical perspective on police.
Seven Psychopaths - Crime comedy with multiple intertwined stories.
The Hitman's Bodyguard - Buddy comedy centered around bodyguards and criminals.
Dumb and Dumber To - Absurd comedy involving crime and misadventures.
The Death of Stalin - Dark political comedy with a historical context.
Zombieland - Post-apocalyptic comedy with a mix of survival and humor.
Snatch - Complex crime plot with humor and action.
The Hangover - Comedy involving a wild adventure tied to crime elements.
The Kings of Summer - A comedic coming-of-age story with elements of rebellion.
Kiss Kiss Bang Bang - A mix of comedy and detective storylines.
Fargo - Dark comedy crime drama with quirky characters.
Midnight Run - Buddy comedy set around a bounty hunter.
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The Whole Nine Yards - Comedy involving organized crime.
Home Alone: The Holiday Heist - Family-friendly take on crime and mischief.
The Courettes - Comedic take on sisterhood in the crime genre.
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22 Jump Street - Buddy cop comedy with an emphasis on friendship.
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The Good Place - Dark humor involving ethical dilemmas.
Brooklyn Nine-Nine - Comedy series centered on a diverse police precinct.
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The Talented Mr. Ripley - Focus on a sociopathic con artist who adopts new identities.
Prisoners - Explores moral ambiguity and the darker sides of human nature.
American Psycho - A satirical take on capitalism through the lens of a disturbed killer.
The Great Pretender - Features a protagonist involved in deception and crime for survival.
The Bad Seed - Explores themes of morality and evil through a child killer.
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The Lobster - Satirical and dark exploration of human relationships and society.
Harold and Maude - Dark comedy mixing themes of death and unconventional relationships.
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Election - A satirical take on ambition, morality, and deception in politics.
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Happiness - Darkly satirical examination of suburban life and relationships.
Sorry to Bother You - Subscriber to dark humor with social and political critiques.
Psycho - Examines the psyche of a disturbed individual in a suspenseful manner.
The Jerk - Dark comedy focused on social alienation and identity.
Murder on the Orient Express - A classic mystery involving complex characters with hidden motives.
To Die For - Satirical take on ambition and media obsession leading to crime.
Chinatown - Investigative mindset in a morally ambiguous setting.
The Wolf of Wall Street - Explores the extremes of greed and deception in a comedic style.
The Umbrella Academy - Darkly humorous take on an unconventional family of misfits.
Death to Smoochy - Dark comedy around the entertainment industry with themes of downfall.
In Bruges - Dark comedy centered on crime and morality with strong character dynamics.
Burn After Reading - Dark comedy about espionage with absurd characters and situations.
The Hunt - Exploration of chaos and moral questions in society.
Better Call Saul - Follows a morally ambiguous character in the world of crime.
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The Nice Guys - Buddy comedy set against a backdrop of crime and deception.
The Death of Stalin - Satirical examination of power and absurdity in politics.
Dogville - Explores human nature and morality through a minimalist style.
Mr. Brooks - Features a protagonist grappling with dark impulses and duality.
Zodiac - Explores obsession and the moral implications of a serial killer's actions.
The Place Beyond the Pines - Intertwines the lives of characters with crime, consequences, and morality.

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