Top Movies & TV Shows Similar to The Battle of Chile: Part III List

• The Act of Killing - Explores the mass killings in Indonesia through reenactments by the perpetrators.
• The Fog of War - A documentary featuring former United States Secretary of Defense Robert S. McNamara discussing war and its consequences.
• The War You Don't See - Investigates the role of the media in war and the impact of propaganda.
• Inside Job - A documentary that details the financial crisis of 2008 and its implications on society.
• 13th - Explores the intersection of race, justice, and mass incarceration in the United States.
• When the Levees Broke: A Requiem in Four Acts - A documentary that examines the aftermath of Hurricane Katrina and the government response.
• A Perfect Candidate - Documents the 1994 political campaign of Oliver North and its implications on American politics.
• The Square - Follows the Egyptian Revolution from the perspective of activists on the ground.
• Waltz with Bashir - An animated documentary exploring the memories of a soldier during the Lebanon War.
• The Look of Silence - A companion piece to The Act of Killing, addressing the victims of the Indonesian genocide.
• The Seven Five - Examines corruption and crime within the New York City police force during the 1980s.
• They Shall Not Grow Old - Uses archival footage and audio interviews to depict World War I from the soldiers' perspective.
• Restrepo - Follows a platoon of U.S. troops deployed in Afghanistan, illustrating the realities of war.
• Winter on Fire - Documents the 2014 Ukrainian Revolution and the protests against government corruption.
• City of Ghosts - Follows journalists from Raqqa Is Being Slaughtered Silently as they report on ISIS in Syria.
• No End in Sight - Analyzes the reasons for the failure of U.S. policy in Iraq following the 2003 invasion.
• American Factory - Explores the cultural differences in a Chinese-owned factory in the United States.
• The Killing Fields - A historical drama based on the Cambodian genocide and the experiences of journalists during that time.
• Hotel Rwanda - A dramatization of the Rwandan genocide and the efforts of a hotelier to save lives.
• The Burning Land - Focuses on conflict and struggles in rural Ethiopia amidst political turmoil.
• The Power of Nightmares - Examines the rise of radical movements and the power of fear in modern politics.
• Sorry We Missed You - Explores the struggles of a working-class family facing economic instability.
• The Other Side of Everything - A personal exploration of the impact of politics and conflict on personal lives in Serbia.
• The True Cost - Investigates the fashion industry's impact on people and the planet, exposing hidden realities.
• Cameraperson - A documentary that combines footage from various projects to reflect on memory, identity, and the nature of truth.
• The Last Man in Aleppo - Follows the White Helmets volunteer group and their efforts to rescue civilians in war-torn Syria.
• The Wound - Explores themes of identity, cultural heritage, and crisis in a contemporary South African context.
• Harlan County, USA - A classic documentary about a coal miners' strike in Kentucky, focusing on struggles for labor rights.
• Manufacturing Consent: Noam Chomsky and the Media - Explores Chomsky's critique of media and propaganda in society.
• We Are Many - Documents the global protests against the Iraq War and the societal implications of dissent.
• The Square - Focuses on the 2011 Egyptian Revolution and the pleas for democracy and justice from activists.
• Paris is Burning - Explores the ball culture of New York City and the lives of its participants against a backdrop of societal issues.
• Searching for Sugar Man - Tells the story of a musician's unexpected fame and the social context surrounding it.
• The Devil Came on Horseback - Follows the Sudanese genocide through the eyes of a former Marine, focusing on human rights violations.
• United Skates - Explores the cultural significance of roller-skating rinks in the African American community and their decline.