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

• The Act of Killing - Explores the Indonesian mass killings of 1965-66, reflecting on the impact of political violence.
• The Look of Silence - A companion piece to The Act of Killing, examining the effects of past atrocities on victims' families.
• The Fog of War - Documentary featuring insights from former US Secretary of Defense Robert S. McNamara on war and its implications.
• The Square - Documents the ongoing revolution in Egypt and the struggles for democracy.
• Citizenfour - Follows Edward Snowden and the revelations about NSA surveillance, highlighting governmental transparency issues.
• 13th - Examines the intersection of race, justice, and mass incarceration in the United States.
• This Is What Democracy Looks Like - Documents the anti-globalization protests at the 1999 WTO meeting in Seattle.
• The Panama Papers - Investigates a global financial scandal involving offshore tax havens, reflecting on power and corruption.
• Inside Job - Analyzes the 2008 financial crisis and the systemic corruption in the financial services industry.
• The Act of Killing: The Killing of a Chinese Detainee - Follows the narratives of perpetrators of violence and examines their motivations.
• The War You Don't See - Examines the media’s role in war, focusing on how news coverage shapes public perception.
• The Gatekeepers - Interviews former leaders of Israel's Shin Bet, revealing insights into security and politics.
• The Human Flow - A poignant look at the global refugee crisis through the lens of multiple countries and individuals.
• A Very Long Engagement - A romantic war drama that indirectly examines the human cost of conflict after World War I.
• Waltz with Bashir - An animated documentary exploring personal memories of war and collective trauma in the Israeli-Lebanese conflict.
• Restrepo - Follows a platoon of U.S. soldiers in Afghanistan, depicting the realities of war and conflict.
• The Ghetto Lives - Explores life in urban areas across different cultures, illustrating socio-political issues present in society.
• The Corporation - Critiques the modern corporation and its impact on society and the environment.
• The Great Hack - Explores data privacy issues and manipulation in the digital age, linking technology and democracy.
• The Revolution Will Not Be Televised - An inside look at the failed coup against Hugo Chávez in Venezuela in 2002.
• Nineteen Eighty-Four - Dystopian film based on Orwell's novel depicting totalitarianism and political oppression.
• All the President's Men - Chronicles investigative journalism during the Watergate scandal, revealing government corruption.
• Salvador - Focuses on American journalist reporting on the Salvadoran Civil War, highlighting media's role in conflict.
• The Killing Fields - A historical drama illustrating the atrocities of the Khmer Rouge regime in Cambodia.
• The Battle of Algiers - A historical war film that presents the struggle between Algerian independence fighters and French colonial forces.
• The Discreet Charm of the Bourgeoisie - A surreal satire that critiques the governing elite and their disconnect from the masses.
• The Killing of America - Examines the violent history of the United States and the cultural factors contributing to it.
• S21: The Khmer Rouge Killing Machine - Documentary examining the S-21 prison during the Cambodian genocide, focusing on survivor testimonies.
• The Price of Sugar - Documents the struggles of Haitian laborers working on sugar plantations in the Dominican Republic.
• Murder in Pacot - A drama set against the backdrop of Haiti's sociopolitical turmoil post-earthquake.
• Harlan County, USA - A documentary that captures a coal miners' strike in Kentucky, exploring labor rights and activism.
• The People vs. Larry Flynt - A biographical drama about the legal battle for free speech, touching on press freedom issues.
• Gasland - Investigates the environmental impacts of hydraulic fracturing, highlighting issues of corporate influence.
• Eyes of the Rainbow - A documentary about the life of Assata Shakur, touching on themes of race and justice.
• The U.S. vs. John Lennon - Explores John Lennon's activism against the Vietnam War and government censorship.
• Fahrenheit 9/11 - A critical documentary examining the Bush administration's actions following the September 11 attacks.
• The Invisible Man - A horror film that uses metaphor to explore themes of social exclusion and agency.
• The Social Dilemma - Examines the addictive nature of social media and its impact on society, linking technology and social issues.
• The Hunt for Gaddafi's Billions - Investigates the financial legacy and potential corruption after Gaddafi’s regime in Libya.
• American Factory - Explores the clash of Chinese and American cultures in a post-industrial society, addressing worker rights.
• The Report - A political thriller focused on the investigation of the CIA's use of torture, revealing government accountability issues.