Top Movies & TV Shows Similar to Made in France List

• The Intouchables - Both explore themes of friendship and social issues in a French context.
• La Haine - Focuses on social tensions and youth culture in France.
• Loufoque - Features humor with a satirical touch about society.
• Les Misérables - Deals with social injustice and the struggles of marginalized communities.
• Banking on Mr. Toad - Explores themes of friendship and whimsy similar to the tone of Made in France.
• The Bureau - Involves espionage and intricate character dynamics similar to the tensions in Made in France.
• The Last Train - Follows characters in a social setting under duress, similar in tone.
• A Very Long Engagement - Engagement in social issues against a backdrop of war, similar themes of perseverance.
• The Connection - A crime drama that examines the workings of organized crime in France.
• The Wave - Explores teen social dynamics and the consequences of collective actions.
• Good Bye Lenin! - Mix of humor and social commentary set in a historical backdrop.
• The Child - Explores themes of responsibility and social issues through the lens of parenthood.
• The Class - A realistic portrayal of a classroom in an urban French school reflecting social dynamics.
• The Occupant - Delves into themes of identity and struggles within urban settings.
• The France - Explores societal and political issues similar to those in Made in France.
• Fatima - Deals with immigrant struggles and integration in France.
• Divines - Follows a group of marginalized youth in urban France, touching on social issues.
• The Dinner Game - A comedy that satirizes social classes and interactions in France.
• City of God - A gritty portrayal of life in a marginalized community, similar themes of crime and struggle.
• Caché - Explores the guilt and social tension within a family setting.
• The City of Lost Children - Blends fantasy with social commentary on poverty and childhood.
• Kirikou and the Sorceress - An animated film addressing themes of community and social justice.
• The Secret in Their Eyes - Investigative drama with a focus on social issues and personal entanglements.
• Intimacy - Explores complex human relationships and societal expectations.
• The Broken Circle Breakdown - Focuses on love and loss with social undertones.
• The Last Circle - Examines crime and redemption in a similar gritty backdrop.
• The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo - Involves intricate plots surrounding crime and social issues.
• The Hunt - Tackles social issues and community dynamics in a poignant manner.
• Welcome - Focuses on the struggles of immigrants in France, similar to Made in France's themes.
• The Lives of Others - Involves themes of surveillance and personal freedom.
• The Wave - A social experiment that spirals out of control in a similar vein.
• The Invisible Man - Features themes of isolation and societal rejection.
• The Host - A mix of social commentary and genre elements, similar in style.
• A Prophet - Explores themes of crime and survival in a stark socio-political landscape.
• Paris, je t'aime - A series of short stories reflecting the diverse lives in Paris.
• Tomboy - Explores identity and social challenges faced by youth.
• Girlhood - Focuses on the lives of girls in the urban environment facing social struggles.
• Lola and the Sea - Explores themes of belonging and identity in a community setting.
• The Artist - A unique storytelling style focusing on social changes in society.
• The Wild Goose Lake - A crime drama surrounding social justice and desperation.
• C'est La Vie - A humorous look at parties and life, critiquing social norms.
• The Girl from Monday - Explores themes of identity and societal challenges.
• The Road - A haunting exploration of survival in a grim societal context.
• Merchants of Doubt - Critiques societal issues and the misinformation in media.