Top Movies & TV Shows Similar to The Century of the Self List

• The Corporation - Explores the nature and power of corporations, similar to how The Century of the Self examines the influence of psychology in consumer culture.
• Won't You Be My Neighbor? - Examines the impact of public figures on society, paralleling the exploration of propaganda in The Century of the Self.
• Manufacturing Consent: Noam Chomsky and the Media - Investigates media manipulation, akin to the analysis of self and identity in The Century of the Self.
• The Fog of War - Focuses on modern conflict and perception management, similar to the themes of control examined in The Century of the Self.
• You Are Not a Gadget - Explores the implications of technology on identity and society, reflecting the themes of self-awareness in The Century of the Self.
• HyperNormalisation - Investigates the construction of reality and perceptions in contemporary life, similar to themes in The Century of the Self.
• The Power of Nightmares - Focuses on the manipulation of fears and identity, sharing a thematic connection with The Century of the Self.
• 12 Angry Men - Examines group dynamics and decision-making, mirroring the psychological exploration in The Century of the Self.
• Room 237 - Delves into interpretation and meaning-making in film, echoing the analysis of perception in The Century of the Self.
• The Social Dilemma - Examines how social media shapes society and identity, akin to concepts in The Century of the Self.
• A Beautiful Mind - Explores the concept of identity and perception, reminiscent of themes found in The Century of the Self.
• Black Mirror - Critiques societal norms through technology, similar to the psychological critique in The Century of the Self.
• V for Vendetta - Explores themes of control, identity, and rebellion in society, reflecting elements of The Century of the Self.
• The Myth of the American Sleepover - Explores youth identity and social dynamics, touching on themes of self-realization in The Century of the Self.
• They Live - Critiques consumer culture and control, aligning with the themes in The Century of the Self.
• The Great Hack - Investigates data privacy and identity in the digital age, echoing themes from The Century of the Self.
• The Matrix - Explores reality and control, sharing thematic connections with identity and perception in The Century of the Self.
• Joker - Examines the impact of society on an individual's identity, aligning with themes found in The Century of the Self.
• The Act of Killing - Explores memory and identity in relation to historical atrocities, resonating with psychological themes in The Century of the Self.
• Before the Flood - Discusses societal responsibility and identity in climate change, connecting with themes of self and awareness in The Century of the Self.
• The Imposter - Explores deception and identity, similar to self-perception critiques in The Century of the Self.
• The True Cost - Examines the fashion industry and consumerism's impact, paralleling themes of identity in The Century of the Self.
• Won't You Be My Neighbor? - Explores the positive influence of a public figure, mirroring themes of selfless service and societal influence in The Century of the Self.
• The American Dream: A History - Examines the evolution of the American Dream and its impact on identity, similar to themes in The Century of the Self.
• Inside Job - Investigates the financial crisis and systemic flaws, resonating with the exploration of societal influences in The Century of the Self.
• Self and Nothing - Explores consciousness and identity, akin to the self-examination evident in The Century of the Self.
• My Beautiful Laundrette - Explores identity and class dynamics in society, sharing common themes with The Century of the Self.
• American Psycho - Critiques consumerism and identity in modern society, resonating with themes in The Century of the Self.
• The Inner World of Aphasia - Explores identity changes due to neurological conditions, paralleling the self-exploratory aspect in The Century of the Self.
• The Social Network - Examines identity and betrayal in the digital age, echoing psychological themes in The Century of the Self.
• Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind - Explores memory and identity in relationships, similar to themes of self-awareness in The Century of the Self.
• The Yes Men - Satirizes corporate ethics and identity, resonating with critiques of consumerism in The Century of the Self.
• How to Change the World - Details activism and its impact on society, paralleling the examination of social influence in The Century of the Self.
• The Family I Had - Explores identity and societal response to crime, touching on themes of self and narrative in The Century of the Self.
• The Invisible Man - Critiques societal perception and identity, echoing themes of self and existence in The Century of the Self.
• The Devil Next Door - Examines the legacy of identity and memory in connection with the Holocaust, touching on themes in The Century of the Self.
• Consent: The Louise Milligan Story - Investigates personal identity-shaped societal norms, reflecting on themes present in The Century of the Self.
• The Last Dance - Explores the life of a sports legend and the impact of fame on identity, similar to the exploration in The Century of the Self.
• The 11th Hour - Investigates climate change and its implications for identity and society, aligning with exploration of self in The Century of the Self.
• Childhood 2.0 - Examines the effects of technology on youth identity, resonating with themes surrounding self and society from The Century of the Self.
• I Am Not Your Negro - Explores identity and society through a critical lens, paralleling the examination of self in The Century of the Self.
• Human - Explores the complexities of identity and humanity, which resonates with psychological themes in The Century of the Self.