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The Square
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A prestigious Stockholm museum's chief art curator finds himself in times of both professional and personal crisis as he attempts to set up a controversial new exhibit.
Lists that include The Square
Top Movies & TV Shows Similar to Valparaiso List
- The Sea Inside - Explores themes of life, death, and societal norms, much like 'Valparaiso.'
- All About My Mother - Contains emotional depth and complex characters reflecting personal struggles.
- The Invisible Man - A psychological thriller that explores identity and societal issues.
- The Motorcycle Diaries - A journey of self-discovery intertwined with social and political commentary.
- Wild Strawberries - A classic that explores the introspection and existential themes.
- A Ghost Story - Explores themes of time, existence, and legacy similar to the tone of 'Valparaiso.'
- Tangerines - A poignant narrative about human connections in the midst of conflict.
- The Great Beauty - Delves into life’s meaning and the beauty of fleeting moments, akin to 'Valparaiso.'
- Amour - A deeply moving exploration of love and aging, resonating themes found in 'Valparaiso.'
- Mediterraneo - Focuses on human relationships set against a backdrop of war and peace.
- The Diving Bell and the Butterfly - A unique perspective on life through the lens of disability and memory.
- Wings of Desire - Explores the longing for human experience and existence, similar thematic undertones.
- Roma - A deeply personal narrative reflecting societal changes and personal introspection.
- Good Bye Lenin! - Combines humor with poignant nostalgia about historical and personal transformations.
- Blue is the Warmest Color - Explores complex relationships and emotional depth akin to 'Valparaiso.'
- Life is Beautiful - Combines sorrow and joy in the face of adversity and societal chaos.
- The Artist - A love letter to the past that intertwines personal ambition and societal change.
- Her - Explores connection and isolation in a digital age, paralleling personal themes.
- Birdman - Explores the themes of identity and existence in a highly stylized manner.
- Paris, je t'aime - An anthology exploring love and life in a city, with diverse emotional tones.
- Dancer in the Dark - A musical tragedy that delves into the struggles of its protagonist deeply.
- The Secret in Their Eyes - A gripping exploration of memory and unresolved crimes with emotional weight.
- The Pursuit of Happyness - A story of personal struggle and perseverance, highlighting human resilience.
- Up in the Air - Explores themes of personal connections against a backdrop of changing times.
- Blue Valentine - A raw and intimate look at relationships that mirror emotional turmoil.
- Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind - Explores memory, love, and loss in a creative narrative structure.
- Fish Tank - A coming-of-age story exploring dreams and realities within a stark setting.
- The Handmaiden - Intertwines intrigue with deep emotional connections and cultural commentary.
- In the Mood for Love - A visually stunning exploration of love and longing with rich emotional depth.
- The Farewell - Showcases culture clash and familial bonds with heartfelt storytelling.
- Cloud Atlas - An ambitious narrative that tackles themes of interconnected lives across time.
- Room - A harrowing yet heartwarming story of survival and reconnection.
- Lost in Translation - Follows two lost souls in an unfamiliar environment, exploring connection.
- The Square - Examines the absurdities of modern society with a satirical approach.
- Fish Out of Water - A reflective exploration of identity and belonging in society.
- Life of Pi - An exploration of survival, spirituality, and the essence of storytelling.
- Call Me by Your Name - A poignant exploration of first love and its lasting impact.
- The Color Purple - A deep and emotional journey through personal and cultural struggles.
- The Grapes of Wrath - A classic tale of survival and resilience amidst societal hardships.
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Top Movies & TV Shows Similar to Giants and Toys List
- The Great Happiness Space - Explores the lives and challenges within the Japanese entertainment industry.
- The Godfather - Features themes of ambition, rivalry, and intense character dynamics.
- Mad Men - Centers around the advertising industry, exploring personal and professional struggles.
- The Office - Satirical take on the corporate world with quirky characters and humor.
- Crazy Rich Asians - Examines wealth, family dynamics, and societal expectations within Asian culture.
- Birdman - Delves into the personal lives of entertainers and the pressures of the industry.
- Bob Fosse's Jazz - Explores the world of performance and the complexities of the arts.
- The Big Sick - A blend of humor and drama that reflects on cultural relationships.
- The Aviator - Focuses on a larger-than-life character in the entertainment and aviation industries.
- Pulp Fiction - Features interwoven storylines and rich character development similar to Giants and Toys.
- The Devil Wears Prada - Examines the demands of high-stakes careers in the fashion and media sectors.
- La La Land - A musical that explores dreams, ambition, and the entertainment industry in Los Angeles.
- The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel - Focuses on a woman's journey in the male-dominated world of stand-up comedy.
- The Producer - A comedic take on producing a Broadway play that parallels competitive dynamics.
- Sing Street - About youth and ambition, showcasing the music industry's impact on life.
- A Star is Born - Explores themes of fame, artistic passion, and the entertainment industry's challenges.
- Entourage - Follows the lives of young actors in Hollywood, marked by friendship and ambition.
- Shakespeare in Love - Fictionalized account of Shakespeare's early career, blending personal and professional struggles.
- The Artist - Silent film focusing on the transition from silent to sound films in Hollywood.
- 8 Mile - Follows the struggles of a young musician trying to make it in a competitive industry.
- Whiplash - Centers on ambition, rivalry, and sacrifice in pursuit of artistic perfection.
- Frances Ha - A personal exploration of ambition, youth, and the arts in New York.
- Big Night - Focuses on two brothers in the restaurant business, showing challenges and aspirations.
- A Serious Man - Explores existential themes and the quest for meaning in life intertwined with ambition.
- The Farewell - Explores family, cultural expectations, and personal ambition within different contexts.
- The Players - Sheds light on personal relationships and ambitions within society.
- The Secret Life of Walter Mitty - About breaking from a mundane existence to achieve greatness and adventure.
- The Catcher was a Spy - A blend of espionage and personal struggle, highlighting ambition and identity.
- In the Company of Men - Explores ruthlessness in the corporate world with black humor.
- Thank You for Smoking - Satirical look at the tobacco industry, portraying ambition and morality.
- Birds of Prey - Focuses on strong female characters navigating a chaotic world of crime and ambition.
- American Psycho - Explores the dark side of ambition and success in a materialistic society.
- My Fair Lady - A classic that depicts transformation and ambition in the pursuit of success.
- The Birdcage - Explores relationships and identity within a comedic context, similar to Giants and Toys.
- The Square - Exposes the art world’s absurdities and the social dynamics within it.
- Inside Llewyn Davis - Follows a struggling musician navigating the dark side of the folk music scene.
- The Last Tycoon - Depicts the rise and fall of a Hollywood mogul, embodying ambition and rivalry.
- The Hunger Games - Explores competition and ambition in a dystopian context.
- The Fault in Our Stars - A poignant take on youthful ambition and love in the face of adversity.
- Fargo - Examines moral dilemmas and ambition through dark humor within a crime narrative.
- The Social Network - Explores ambition and the personal cost of success in the tech world.
- Totally Under Control - A documentary reflecting on failures within leadership and ambition during a crisis.
- The Newsroom - Delves into the behind-the-scenes aspects of media and the challenges faced.
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Top Movies & TV Shows Similar to Grass: A Nation's Battle for Life List
- The Last of the Tsars - Explores the struggles of a nation in the face of upheaval.
- The War You Don't See - Investigates the media's role in war, similar to Grass’s examination of conflict.
- Restrepo - A powerful documentary focusing on the experiences of soldiers in a war zone.
- Charlie Wilson's War - Dramatizes a key conflict in Afghanistan like Grass does with its focus on the region.
- The Fog of War - Analyzes war from a historical perspective, exploring the complexities similar to Grass.
- Restoration: The Second Chance - Highlights cultural impacts of war, reminiscent of themes in Grass.
- The Kite Runner - Explores Afghan culture and its challenges, much like the focus of Grass.
- The Long Way Home - Similar themes of struggle and survival in the aftermath of war.
- The Act of Killing - Explores the aftermath of conflict and its impact on society.
- The Unknown Known - Considers the impact of government and history on war.
- City of Ghosts - Documentary that delves into the horrors of conflict and war-torn society.
- The Square - A look at social unrest and revolution, reflective of themes in Grass.
- Bosnia: A Cry for Help - Documents the struggles within a nation amidst civil war.
- No End in Sight - Explores the ongoing consequences of the Iraq War.
- The Invisible War - Discusses the impact of war on personal lives, parallel to Grass.
- American Sniper - Focuses on the experiences of a soldier in Iraq, similar to the focus on personal stories in Grass.
- Soldiers of Fortune - A look into the life of mercenaries, which relates to themes in Grass.
- A War - A portrayal of conflict and its personal ramifications.
- This Is War - Documentary series covering various aspects of warfare.
- War on the Middle Class - Explores socioeconomic impacts of war, akin to Grass.
- The Kill Team - Examines the moral complexities of warfare, similar to Grass's themes.
- The Red Road - Deals with the complexities of life post-conflict.
- Our War - Looks at the personal experiences of soldiers in conflict.
- Where Soldiers Come From - Explores the lives of soldiers before, during, and after deployment.
- Generation Kill - A gritty depiction of the Iraq War that resonates with the themes in Grass.
- The Good Soldiers - In-depth recounting of soldiers' experiences in Iraq.
- Restoration - Focuses on the impacts of war on personal lives and communities.
- The Last Patrol - A personal and poignant examination of life and morality in war.
- National Geographic: Inside the Vatican - Documenting the intersection of culture, politics, and history.
- Planet Earth II - Explores the impact of human conflict on nature, akin to Grass’s themes.
- The Vietnam War - An expansive documentary series exploring the impact of the Vietnam War.
- The Untold History of the United States - A revisionist perspective on American history, with war themes.
- Year of the Gun - Depicts the turmoil of a particular historical conflict.
- What Is Democracy? - Investigates the essence of democracy, especially in conflict contexts.
- Heroin(e) - Focuses on social issues in a societal crisis, similar to Grass.
- The War at Home - Explores the impact of returning veterans on society.
- Daughters of the Dust - Themes of cultural identity amidst historical strife.
- The Act of Killing - Explores the consequences of violence in history.
- The World According to Bush - Critiques political decisions in relation to war.
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Top Movies & TV Shows Similar to Friedkin Uncut List
- Burden of Dreams - A documentary exploring the challenges faced during the making of a film, similar to the struggles depicted in Friedkin Uncut.
- Hearts of Darkness: A Filmmaker's Apocalypse - Documents the troubled production of Apocalypse Now, much like the insights into Friedkin's filmmaking process.
- The Kid Stays in the Picture - An autobiographical documentary about producer Robert Evans, exploring Hollywood's complexities.
- Jodorowsky's Dune - A documentary about a filmmaker's visionary project that never came to be, reflecting ambition and disappointment.
- American Movie - Focuses on an independent filmmaker's pursuit of his dream, echoing themes of passion and struggle.
- For the Love of Spock - A heartfelt documentary about Leonard Nimoy's legacy, similar in its exploration of a filmmaker's impact.
- Room 237 - Explores various interpretations of a classic film, reflecting on the depth of cinematic analysis.
- Filmworker - Focuses on Leon Vitali's devotion to Stanley Kubrick, paralleling themes of loyalty and artistic devotion.
- The Disaster Artist - A comedic take on the making of a notoriously bad film, showing behind-the-scenes drama and passion.
- Not Quite Hollywood: The Wild, Untold Story of Ozploitation! - Explores the Australian exploitation film movement, similar in its retrospective style and passion for cinema.
- The Making of 'The Exorcist' - A direct exploration of the filmmaking behind one of Friedkin's most famous works.
- Easy Riders, Raging Bulls: How the Sex-Drugs-and-Rock 'N' Roll Generation Saved Hollywood - Details the rise of new Hollywood filmmakers during the 1970s, paralleling Friedkin's career.
- Corman's World: Exploits of a Hollywood Rebel - Focuses on Roger Corman's unconventional filmmaking, highlighting the struggles of filmmakers in Hollywood.
- Supermensch: The Legend of Shep Gordon - Explores the life of a famous Hollywood manager and the intricacies of the film industry.
- Making a Murderer - While a different genre, it explores the nature of storytelling and reality through a filmmaker's lens.
- The Act of Killing - A unique approach to documenting real-life figures in a cinematic way, exploring moral complexities.
- The Look of Silence - A companion piece to The Act of Killing; explores similar themes through a different lens.
- Won't You Be My Neighbor? - A documentary about a beloved figure in TV history, reflecting on the impact of television and film.
- The Last Movie - Dennis Hopper’s examination of filmmaking and the effect it has on local cultures resonates with Friedkin Uncut’s themes.
- Cameraperson - A documentary that blends personal narrative with a filmmaker's journey, much like Friedkin's reflections.
- The Thin Blue Line - Explores filmmaking as a method to uncover truth, resembling Friedkin's narrative-driven style.
- Charlie and the Chocolate Factory - Includes whimsical and artistic filmmaking choices reminiscent of Friedkin's innovative style.
- The Fog of War - A deep dive into the human experience and decision-making captured through documentary filmmaking.
- The Square - Explores the life of activists in Egypt, blending reality and cinematic storytelling.
- Searching for Sugar Man - Documents the journey of discovery and cultural impact of a forgotten musician, similar to Friedkin's explorations.
- In the Dark of the Valley - Explores issues of personal struggle and survival, resonating with themes in Friedkin Uncut.
- The Fall of the House of Usher - Explores the nature of cinematic storytelling and adaptation, reflective of Friedkin's insights.
- The Man Who Shot Liberty Valance - Analyzes the intersections of myth and reality in filmmaking, akin to the discussions in Friedkin Uncut.
- My Scientology Movie - Uses a unique perspective and creative approach to examine a controversial subject like Friedkin’s films.
- 20 Feet from Stardom - Shines a light on often-overlooked contributors in music, paralleled in the exploration of creative voices.
- The70s - Explores the cultural impact of the 1970s through the lens of television and film, similar to Friedkin's era.
- 20th Century Women - A reflective take on the human experience and relationships, paralleling the themes in Friedkin’s work.
- The Devil and Daniel Johnston - Explores the life of a troubled artist, echoing the deep dive into creative struggles.
- Exit Through the Gift Shop - A documentary with a unique perspective on art and the people behind it, much like Friedkin's insights.
- Doomed! The Untold Story of Roger Corman's The Pit and the Pendulum - Explores the world of filmmaking and the challenges faced, reflecting a similar vibe to Friedkin Uncut.
- The Documentaries of Louis Theroux - A series that delves into various unique subcultures through a filmmaker's lens, akin to Friedkin's explorations.
- The Last Dance - A sports documentary with a cinematic style, reflecting ambition, legacy, and personal storytelling.
- Won't You Be My Neighbor? - Documentary focusing on the life and impact of Fred Rogers, similarly mindful of human connection.
- Won't You Be My Neighbor? - Explores the life and work of a significant public figure, akin to the cinematic reflections in Friedkin Uncut.
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Top Movies & TV Shows Similar to Rare Beasts List
- Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind - Explores complex relationships and emotional struggles with a unique narrative style.
- Inherent Vice - Features a quirky protagonist and explores themes of love and loss in a surreal setting.
- Frances Ha - Follows a young woman's journey of self-discovery in a modern, indie style.
- Her - Examines loneliness and the complexity of human connections in a dystopian future.
- Anomalisa - A stop-motion animated film that delves into personal isolation and emotional struggles.
- The Lobster - A darkly comedic take on love and societal expectations in a bizarre setting.
- Sideways - Centers on relationships and personal growth during a road trip, with humor and heartbreak.
- Little Miss Sunshine - Focuses on family dynamics and adventure with a mix of humor and poignancy.
- Lost in Translation - Explores connection and isolation in a foreign setting with a subtle narrative.
- Once - A musical romance that captures the beauty of unexpected relationships.
- Lady Bird - A coming-of-age story that touches on family and self-identity with a sharp wit.
- The Science of Sleep - Mixes dream and reality while exploring relationships and creativity.
- The Square - A satirical examination of modern art and societal norms with absurd humor.
- Wild Strawberries - A reflective journey through memory and regret with deep emotional resonance.
- Frida - A biopic that blends art, love, and personal struggle in a visually striking way.
- The Farewell - A touching examination of family dynamics and cultural differences with humor.
- About Time - Explores love and life's fleeting moments with a unique time-travel twist.
- A Ghost Story - A meditative exploration of time, loss, and existence with a unique narrative style.
- 500 Days of Summer - A non-linear love story that challenges traditional romance tropes.
- The Favourite - A darkly comedic historical drama that explores power dynamics and relationships.
- Blue Valentine - A raw and realistic portrayal of love and relationships over time.
- The Handmaiden - A twisty, erotic thriller that explores love and betrayal in an artful way.
- The Big Sick - A heartfelt and humorous exploration of cross-cultural relationships and personal struggles.
- Frances - A biographical drama about a troubled actress, highlighting her emotional struggles.
- Birdman - An exploration of identity, legacy, and the pursuit of artistic integrity in a surreal manner.
- Tusk - A darkly comedic horror story that touches on loneliness and identity.
- A Serious Man - Focuses on life's existential questions and absurdity with a darkly humorous lens.
- The Death of Dick Long - A dark comedy that reveals the absurdity of life and relationships through a surprising storyline.
- Patterson - A slice-of-life film portraying the beauty of routine and creativity.
- The Edge of Seventeen - Focuses on teenage life and the complexities of growing up with humor and heart.
- Frida Kahlo: The Life and Times of Frida Kahlo - Explores the life and struggles of an iconic artist through a vivid lens.
- The Art of Self-Defense - A dark comedy that critiques masculinity and societal norms with a unique style.
- I, Tonya - A darkly comedic biopic that examines fame, ambition, and personal chaos.
- The Good Place - Explores moral questions and friendship in a humorous, thought-provoking narrative.
- BoJack Horseman - A darkly comedic animated series that delves into complex themes of fame and self-identity.
- Killing Eve - Features strong female leads and explores complex relationships in an unconventional manner.
- Crazy Ex-Girlfriend - A musical comedy-drama that explores love and mental health with humor and depth.
- Barry - A dark comedy that explores identity and morality through the lens of crime and performance.
- Penny Dreadful - A gothic horror series that intertwines classic literary characters exploring complex relationships.
- The Office (U.S.) - A workplace comedy that examines relationships and personal struggles with humor.
- Search Party - A dark comedy series that explores millennial disconnection and mysterious events.
- Catastrophe - A comedy that examines the ups and downs of relationships and parenthood.
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Top Movies & TV Shows Similar to Passed by Censor List
- The Square - Both films explore societal norms and the boundaries of art.
- The Death of Stalin - Similar dark comedic tone while dealing with political themes.
- A Fantastic Woman - Explores personal identity and societal challenges.
- The Lunchbox - Delicate handling of human connection with a cultural backdrop.
- The Farewell - Engaging story about family and cultural differences.
- Capernaum - Focus on social issues through an emotional lens.
- Parasite - Critique of societal divides in an entertaining manner.
- The Other Side of Hope - Explores immigrant struggles through a blend of humor and drama.
- Birds of Passage - Cultural exploration mixed with crime and family dynamics.
- Tangerine - Candid portrayal of the lives of marginalized individuals.
- Mustang - Youth rebellion against oppressive societal norms.
- Shoplifters - Examines family units formed under economic hardship.
- I, Daniel Blake - Focus on social issues and systemic flaws.
- The Breadwinner - Highlights challenges faced by young individuals in oppressive environments.
- Frantz - Explores grief and personal relationships within socio-political context.
- Under the Shadow - Combines personal plight with socio-political commentary.
- American Honey - Follows youth navigating their identities and societal pressures.
- Beats - Focus on youth culture and struggles against societal expectations.
- Roma - Intimate storytelling set against a culturally rich backdrop.
- Wild Rose - Tackles dreams and obstacles within a specific cultural setting.
- The King's Speech - Personal struggles amidst societal expectations.
- A Separation - Conflict arising from personal and societal issues.
- Room - Focus on personal trauma and societal reintegration.
- The Intouchables - Touching story of friendship that transcends societal divides.
- Boyhood - Chronicles personal growth and societal influences over time.
- La La Land - Explores personal ambitions within a vibrant cultural setting.
- The Help - Addresses social issues through personal stories.
- The Florida Project - A unique and poignant look at childhood and societal challenges.
- The Act of Killing - Provocative exploration of moral issues in a societal context.
- Sicario - Intensely examines moral dilemmas within crime.
- Two Days, One Night - Spotlights personal struggles against systemic challenges.
- Melancholia - Explores personal and emotional crises against a backdrop of societal issues.
- After the Storm - Family dynamics explored within a cultural context.
- The Secret in Their Eyes - Investigates personal and social trauma intertwined with crime.
- The Hunt - Personal crisis stemming from societal judgment.
- Little Miss Sunshine - Focuses on family dynamics and societal expectations.
- Mudbound - Explores racial issues and family struggles in a historical context.
- The Shape of Water - Themes of outsider status within an oppressive society.
- Nomadland - Cultural critique of modern America through personal lenses.
- Spotlight - Investigative drama dealing with heavy societal issues.
- Amour - A deep exploration of personal and societal challenges as one grows older.
- Pride - A heartwarming story of solidarity against societal oppression.
- Toni Erdmann - Explores the complexities of family relationships within a satirical framework.
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Top Movies & TV Shows Similar to Where's My Roy Cohn? List
- The Amazon Trail - Political documentary investigating corruption and power dynamics.
- The Fog of War - Exploration of political figures and their moral complexities.
- The Act of Killing - Documentary challenging perceptions of history and politics.
- The War Room - Behind-the-scenes look at political campaigns.
- RBG - Focuses on a powerful legal figure and their impact on society.
- The Comey Rule - Political drama based on real events in U.S. politics.
- Fahrenheit 9/11 - Political documentary addressing governmental actions.
- Inside Job - Investigation into financial corruption in the U.S.
- The Square - Documentary about political activism in Egypt.
- John Adams - Historical drama about a key political figure in America.
- American Crime Story: The People v. O.J. Simpson - Explores how legal battles intersect with media and politics.
- The Loudest Voice - Biographical drama of a controversial media figure.
- All the President's Men - Investigative journalism uncovering political corruption.
- Miss Sloane - Political drama focusing on lobbying and power struggles.
- Vice - Biographical film about a powerful political figure.
- The Report - Exploration of government operations and accountability.
- Erin Brockovich - Real-life legal battles against powerful entities.
- The Post - Journalistic fight against government suppression.
- House of Cards - Political drama featuring manipulation and power struggles.
- Wormwood - Documentary series investigating a historical conspiracy.
- The West Wing - Dramatic portrayal of American politics and governance.
- Primary Colors - Satirical look at political campaigns and characters.
- The Candidate - Exploration of a political campaign and its ethics.
- American Horror Story: Cult - Explores themes of fear and political manipulation.
- The Trial of the Chicago 7 - Historical legal drama about political protests.
- Documentary Now! - Satirical take on documentary filmmaking about politics.
- The Great Hack - Explores data manipulation in political contexts.
- Recount - Drama about the political and legal challenges of an election.
- Becoming - Biographical documentary about a political figure's journey.
- The Butler - Explores an African American's long service in the White House during a tumultuous political era.
- Spotlight - Investigative journalism revealing deep-rooted issues.
- The American President - Romantic and political complexities in leadership.
- Mr. Smith Goes to Washington - Story of naivete confronting the political system.
- The Killing of America - Documentary exploring the media's role in politics and violence.
- Inside the Vatican - Look at institutional power and its implications.
- The Trial of Henry Kissinger - Critiques of political figures and their decisions.
- Waltz with Bashir - Examines the trauma of war and its political consequences.
- Winter on Fire - Documentary about political protests in Ukraine.
- Harlan County, USA - Documentary showcasing labor rights and political struggle.
- The Edge of Democracy - Examines the political downfall in Brazil.
- Knock Down the House - Explores grassroots political movements and activism.
- Food, Inc. - Investigation of corporate influence on politics and health.
- Icarus - Exploration of corruption in sports and its political implications.
- Capturing the Friedmans - Documentary examining family dynamics and legal issues.
- The Investigative Series - Focus on uncovering political corruption and accountability.
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Top Movies & TV Shows Similar to Posto List
- The Farewell - Explores themes of family and cultural identity, with a touching narrative.
- The Lunchbox - Focuses on food as a means to connect people, centering on personal relationships.
- Little Miss Sunshine - A quirky family road trip film that delves into personal struggles and connections.
- Ahlat Agaci - A drama about family relationships and personal aspirations set in a rural environment.
- Waltz with Bashir - Explores memory, trauma, and personal experiences with a unique storytelling style.
- A Separation - A tense family drama that highlights personal and societal conflicts in a nuanced way.
- Shoplifters - A profound look at unconventional family dynamics and societal issues.
- The Florida Project - Follows the lives of children in a marginalized community, conveying powerful emotions.
- The Breadwinner - An animated tale about resilience and family in the face of adversity.
- Wild Strawberries - Explores themes of regret, reflection, and complex family relationships.
- Capernaum - A harrowing yet beautiful tale that examines childhood and familial struggles in a harsh environment.
- Tsotsi - A gripping story about redemption and the impact of relationships on personal change.
- Lady Bird - A coming-of-age story focused on mother-daughter dynamics and self-discovery.
- The Square - Explores complex human relationships within a socio-political context.
- Our Souls at Night - A poignant exploration of late life love and the importance of companionship.
- Roma - A deeply personal film highlighting the life of a domestic worker in a middle-class family.
- Paterson - A contemplative look at daily life, relationships, and the beauty in the mundane.
- Call Me by Your Name - A story of first love set against an enchanting backdrop, exploring relationships and identity.
- The Intouchables - A heartwarming story about an unlikely friendship that transcends class and culture.
- Boyhood - An innovative narrative exploring childhood and family over a significant span of time.
- The Great Beauty - Explores themes of beauty, art, and life's meaning through a personal lens.
- A Ghost Story - An introspective look at time, existence, and the connections we forge with others.
- Anomalisa - An animated film that explores isolation and the desire for connection.
- The Secret in Their Eyes - A gripping tale that combines a personal story with broader societal issues.
- Patterson - Follows the life of a bus driver-poet, focusing on the beauty of everyday moments.
- A Fantastic Woman - Centers on personal struggles and identity through the lens of social issues.
- Room - A powerful tale of survival and the relationship between mother and child.
- Philomena - A road movie exploring themes of family, loss, and personal journeys.
- My Life as a Zucchini - A heartfelt animated film about childhood and the search for belonging and family.
- Sing Street - Captures youth and creativity amidst the backdrop of personal and familial struggles.
- Janis: Little Girl Blue - A documentary that explores the life and influences of Janis Joplin, focused on creativity and personal struggles.
- The Artist - A silent film that explores love and ambition in a unique, nostalgic way.
- Frances Ha - A modern black and white film that captures the struggles of friendships and personal growth.
- Life is Beautiful - A poignant and bittersweet tale that combines humor and tragedy within a familial context.
- The Royal Tenenbaums - Focuses on an eccentric family and their complex relationships in a stylized manner.
- Goodbye Lenin! - A tragicomedy about family and history, showcasing how personal and political can intersect.
- Life of Pi - A visually stunning tale about survival, spirituality, and human connections.
- Over the Moon - An animated film that beautifully merges fantasy, family ties, and coping with loss.
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Top Movies & TV Shows Similar to Tyrel List
- Get Out - Similar themes of race and social dynamics in a tense setting.
- The Invitation - Explores interpersonal tension and the unsettling nature of social gatherings.
- Hereditary - Deals with underlying tensions and emotional distress within family settings.
- The Bachelor - Focuses on social interactions and the emotional weight that comes with them.
- Funny Games - Tension builds throughout a seemingly normal social visit gone wrong.
- Raw - Explores themes of social belonging and personal transformation in uncomfortable settings.
- The Social Network - Highlights the complexities of human interactions within a competitive environment.
- Mother! - Delves into psychological tension and complex social dynamics within a household.
- The Gift - Focuses on the darker side of friendships and social encounters.
- Uncut Gems - Features high-stakes social interactions and escalating tension.
- Eighth Grade - Explores the struggles of fitting in and social anxiety during adolescence.
- The Hunt - Deals with social isolation and the dynamics of group ostracism.
- The Lighthouse - Captures intense interpersonal conflict in an isolated setting.
- Ex Machina - Explores unsettling social interactions within an experiment setting.
- A Ghost Story - The emotional weight of isolation and time is explored in a unique way.
- Midsommar - Features cultural tension and interpersonal conflicts in a foreign setting.
- The Lobster - Depicts social pressures surrounding relationships in a surreal way.
- The Killing of a Sacred Deer - Tension-filled interactions and psychological manipulation are central themes.
- A Serious Man - Explores themes of existential crisis and societal expectations.
- Blue Valentine - Focuses on the complexities of relationships and emotional turmoil.
- The Witch - Themes of isolation and group dynamics in a historical context.
- Room - Examines the psychological effects of isolation and reliance on interpersonal dynamics.
- Cape Fear - Intense psychological tension and social unraveling in close quarters.
- The Other Side of the Door - Focuses on loss and the complexity of relationships in tragic circumstances.
- A Simple Favor - Involves deception and complex interpersonal relationships.
- The Square - Explores the absurdity of social norms and human behavior.
- Cam - Examines self-identity in the context of the internet and social expectations.
- All That We Destroy - Focuses on familial dynamics and psychological drama.
- The Road - Explores the human condition in isolation and the struggle to maintain connections.
- The Babadook - Deals with grief and emotional struggle in a confined domestic setting.
- The Killing - Intense exploration of interpersonal relationships amidst high-stakes investigations.
- The Art of Self-Defense - Examines masculinity and social behavior in an uncomfortable comedic tone.
- A Quiet Place - Explores survival and human connections under extreme tension.
- The Perks of Being a Wallflower - Explores the struggles of adolescence and social belonging.
- Tusk - An unusual tale exploring friendship dynamics alongside horror.
- Green Room - Tension-filled situations within a confined group under threat.
- Coherence - Focuses on interpersonal dynamics during a night of cosmic disturbances.
- Creep - Psychological tension involving interpersonal relationships gone awry.
- The Circle - Themes of social pressure and the implications of technology on relationships.
- The Exorcist - Explores deep emotional distress and human connections amidst horror.
- You - Examines complex relationships and the darker sides of love.
- Hush - Tension-filled isolation and the complexities of survival.
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- Loving Vincent - An animated biographical film about the life of Vincent van Gogh, focusing on his relationships and art.
- Pollock - A biographical film about the American painter Jackson Pollock, exploring his creative process and personal struggles.
- Frida - A biopic about the life of Mexican artist Frida Kahlo, highlighting her artistic journey and tumultuous relationships.
- The Agony and the Ecstasy - A historical drama depicting the tumultuous relationship between Michelangelo and Pope Julius II during the painting of the Sistine Chapel.
- Basquiat - Focuses on the life of artist Jean-Michel Basquiat and his rise to fame in the New York City art scene.
- The Great Artists - A documentary series that explores the lives and works of some of the greatest artists in history, including Cezanne.
- The Danish Girl - A biographical film about artist Einar Wegener and his journey of gender transition, exploring themes of identity and creation.
- A Bigger Splash - A drama featuring themes of art and interpersonal relationships among artists and their muses.
- Woman in Gold - Based on the true story of a woman seeking to reclaim her family's art stolen by the Nazis, exploring art's significance.
- Mr. Turner - A biographical drama about the life of British painter J.M.W. Turner, focusing on his artistic legacy.
- The Monuments Men - Centering on the preservation of art during World War II, exploring the importance of art and its creators.
- The Square - A satirical drama about the contemporary art world and its complexities, touching on social and cultural themes.
- Stealing Van Gogh - Explores the theft of art and its impact on the art world, delving into the value of artistic heritage.
- Coco Before Chanel - A biographical depiction of fashion designer Coco Chanel, focusing on her artistic vision and personal life.
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- Love is Not a Game - Explores the artistic relationship between famous painters and partners, depicting the emotional highs and lows.
- Big Eyes - The story of artist Margaret Keane and her journey to claim her identity within the art world, focused on personal struggle.
- Finding Vivian Maier - A documentary uncovering the mystery of a street photographer whose work gained posthumous acclaim, touching on artistic legacy.
- The Artist - A silent film about the transition from silent films to talkies, showcasing the art of cinema; parallels can be drawn with artistic change.
- Masterpiece - Focuses on the creation and lives of artists, emphasizing the emotional connection to their work.
- The Sea of Trees - Explores themes of loss and rediscovery, paralleling the emotional journeys found in art.
- Portrait of a Lady on Fire - A beautifully shot film about love and art, focusing on the creation of a portrait and the emotional connection involved.
- The Art of Getting By - A coming-of-age film that revolves around art students and their personal struggles in New York City.
- The Last Black Man in San Francisco - A poignant exploration of art, identity, and place, wrapped in a narrative about gentrification.
- Ex Machina - Though primarily about technology, it raises questions about creation and the nature of art through its careful cinematography.
- Becoming Jane - The film explores the life of author Jane Austen, reflecting on the art of writing and personal relationships.
- The Painted Bird - A gritty tale set during WWII, intertwining themes of survival, art, and humanity.
- Egon Schiele: Death and the Maiden - A biographical film about the controversial artist Egon Schiele, focusing on his life and art.
- The Great Beauty - An exploration of art, beauty, and the extravagance of Roman high society, akin to philosophical musings about art.
- Savage Grace - Explores the complex relationship between a mother and her son, highlighting themes akin to art criticism.
- Lust for Life - A biopic of Vincent van Gogh, showcasing his artistic struggles and the emotional turbulence of his life.
- The First Monday in May - A documentary that delves into the world of fashion and art, showcasing creativity and industry.
- The Square - Delving into themes of art and societal norms, it explores the concept of art in modern civilization.
- Exit Through the Gift Shop - A documentary about street art and its place in mainstream culture, exploring the boundaries of artistic expression.
- Art School Confidential - A dark comedy about art students struggling to find their identities and purpose in the world of art.
- The Girl with a Pearl Earring - A historical drama focusing on the creation of a famous painting, exploring themes of artistry and relationships.
- Ultra City Smiths - An animated mock noir series that celebrates art and storytelling, combining various art forms.
- The Secret of Kells - An animated film that showcases beautiful artwork while telling a story about the creation of the Book of Kells.
- Van Gogh: Of Wheat Fields and Clouded Skies - A documentary that explores the life and works of Vincent van Gogh, reflecting on his artistic evolution.
- Goya's Ghosts - Centers on the life of painter Francisco Goya, exploring the intersection of art, politics, and personal faith.
- Rivers and Tides - A documentary about artist Andy Goldsworthy, exploring the intersection of nature and art.
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Top Movies & TV Shows Similar to Don't Believe the Hype List
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- The Social Dilemma - Explores the impact of social media on society, akin to critiques in Don't Believe the Hype.
- The Big Short - A dramatized account of the 2008 financial crisis focusing on the systemic corruption in finance.
- American Factory - A documentary examining globalization and labor, resonating with the critical themes expressed.
- 13th - A powerful documentary exploring race, inequality, and the justice system in America.
- Super Size Me - Investigates the fast-food industry and its impact on health, in line with exposing critical societal issues.
- The Great Hack - Focuses on data privacy and manipulation in the digital age, similar to themes of misinformation.
- The Changing Face of Comedy - Explores how humor changes with societal views, linking to themes of social commentary.
- Fahrenheit 9/11 - A politically charged documentary that critiques government policies and events.
- Wag the Dog - A satirical take on how media can influence politics and public perception.
- V for Vendetta - A dystopian narrative that questions government and media power.
- Network - A satirical look at the news media and its impact on society, sharing critical themes.
- The Last Dance - A docuseries about Michael Jordan and media portrayal of sports, offering deep insights into a cultural phenomenon.
- Sorry to Bother You - A dark satire on capitalism and race, providing a critical perspective on modern society.
- Ugetsu - A classic film that critiques human greed and ambition amidst war, echoing reflective themes.
- The Office - A comedic take on workplace culture that examines corporate America, paralleling societal critique.
- Parks and Recreation - A satirical look at government and public service that shares a similar humorous critique.
- The Wire - Explores systemic corruption in cities through various social institutions, aligning with investigative themes.
- The Crown - A historical drama that delves into the impact of media and public perception on the British monarchy.
- Black Mirror - An anthology series exploring the dark sides of modern society and technology.
- House of Cards - A political drama that critiques the underlying machinations of power in politics.
- Borat - A satirical mockumentary that critiques American culture, echoing themes of social commentary.
- The Interview - A satire on freedom of information and media that aligns with critical societal themes.
- Good Bye Lenin! - A darkly comic exploration of societal change in East Germany, paralleling themes of truth and perception.
- The People vs. O.J. Simpson: American Crime Story - Dramatizes the O.J. Simpson trial and media's role, connecting to themes of cultural obsession.
- The Money Monster - Thriller that critiques the financial industry and media's role, resonating with the documentary.
- Food, Inc. - Investigates the corporate food industry and its impact on health and environment.
- Requiem for the American Dream - Explores the concept of wealth concentration through a critical lens, similar to societal analysis.
- Spinal Tap - A mockumentary that satirizes the music industry while reflecting on fame and media portrayal.
- The Act of Killing - A documentary that examines the Indonesian killings of 1965-66, challenging societal narratives.
- The Square - A thought-provoking documentary about the Egyptian revolution, focusing on media and activism.
- Knock Down the House - Follows the grassroots campaign of women running for office, showcasing political and societal challenges.
- Dear White People - A social satire addressing race issues in America, fitting the critical perspective on society.
- The Reagans - A docuseries documenting the Reagan presidency and its impact on America and media.
- The Best of Enemies - A film about a real-life debate that explores race relations and societal change.
- The Killing of America - A documentary that examines violence in America through a critical lens.
- As I Walk Through the Valley - A documentary about life in south Los Angeles intersecting with themes of crime and media portrayal.
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Top Movies & TV Shows Similar to Death in Sarajevo List
- No Man's Land - Explores the impact of the Bosnian War and deals with themes of conflict and human relationships.
- The Hunting Party - Centers around journalists trying to cover the war in Bosnia, highlighting moral dilemmas and absurdities of war.
- In the Land of Blood and Honey - A love story set against the backdrop of the Bosnian War, addressing the effects of conflict on human connections.
- Grbavica - Tackles the aftermath of the Bosnian War and the trauma faced by survivors, emphasizing personal and social struggles.
- Welcome to Sarajevo - Follows a journalist's perspective during the siege of Sarajevo, revealing the harsh realities of war.
- Sara's Notebook - Tells a poignant story about a woman searching for a missing woman in war-torn Bosnia, bringing human stories to the forefront.
- The Tree of Life - Explores existential themes and human experience, akin to the poignant reflections in 'Death in Sarajevo.'
- The Baader Meinhof Complex - Looks at political extremism in Europe and its consequences, paralleling themes of ideology and conflict.
- The Lives of Others - Investigates the impact of government surveillance on personal lives, akin to the critique of societal structures in 'Death in Sarajevo.'
- The Pianist - Focuses on the struggles of an artist during wartime, mirroring themes of survival and resilience.
- A Perfect Day - Follows aid workers during the Bosnian conflict, showcasing the absurdities and challenges faced in war zones.
- Under the Bombs - Follows the journey of a woman during the Lebanon War, highlighting individual stories amidst broader conflicts.
- 4 Months, 3 Weeks and 2 Days - Explores personal struggles within a repressive social context, highlighting moral complexities.
- The Siege - Showcases the psychological impact of terrorism and warfare, touching on themes of fear and power.
- Waltz with Bashir - An animated documentary exploring the Israeli-Lebanese conflict, emphasizing personal memory and trauma.
- City of God - Depicts the harsh realities of life and conflict in a Brazilian favela, resonating with the themes of violence and survival.
- The Killing Fields - Focuses on journalism during a conflict zone, showcasing the moral dilemmas faced by individuals.
- Tangerines - Set during the war in Georgia, focusing on the humanity amidst conflict and its impact on relationships.
- Hotel Rwanda - Depicts a true story of survival during the Rwandan genocide, echoing themes of humanity in times of crisis.
- The Other Side of Hope - A story set in contemporary Europe, addressing themes of displacement and human connection.
- The Constant Gardener - Explores political corruption and humanitarian issues in Africa, paralleling the social critiques found in 'Death in Sarajevo.'
- All Is Lost - A solitary narrative focusing on survival and human resilience, akin to the personal journeys in 'Death in Sarajevo.'
- Bury My Heart at Wounded Knee - Depicts historical injustices against Native Americans, addressing themes of loss and memory in culture.
- Beyond the Hills - Explores themes of faith and societal conflict, delving into human relationships under strain.
- Fish Tank - Focuses on the struggles of a young female protagonist, reflecting personal conflict against a harsh social backdrop.
- A Separation - Explores family conflicts against a backdrop of societal issues within Iran, resonating with humanist themes.
- A Man Called Ove - Interweaves personal narratives within a broader social context, highlighting themes of community and isolation.
- One Day in September - A documentary focusing on the Munich Olympics massacre, connecting historical events with personal narratives.
- The Most Dangerous Man in America - A documentary about Daniel Ellsberg and the Pentagon Papers, exploring themes of truth and protest.
- Persepolis - An animated film exploring the Iranian Revolution through a personal lens, akin to 'Death in Sarajevo' in depicting conflict.
- The Act of Killing - A documentary that confronts past atrocities, inviting viewers to reflect on morality and consequence.
- Hunger - A stark portrayal of the life of political prisoners in Northern Ireland, exploring themes of conflict and identity.
- The Great Dictator - Satirical exploration of power and tyranny that juxtaposes personal and political struggles.
- Kandahar - Explores the plight of Afghans during war, touching on human rights and social issues.
- The Invisible Man - Focuses on societal isolation and personal trauma, echoing themes found in 'Death in Sarajevo.'
- The Road - A harrowing tale of survival in a post-apocalyptic world, delving into human endurance.
- The Square - A documentary that dives into the Egyptian Revolution, exploring themes of protest and societal change.
- Human Flow - Looks at the global refugee crisis, emphasizing human stories and struggles in the modern world.
- The Baader Meinhof Complex - Explores radical political movements in Europe, focusing on ideological conflict and its consequences.
- What We Do in the Shadows - A comedic take on dark themes of coexistence and conflict, relying on humor to explore relationships.
- The Secret in Their Eyes - Deals with themes of memory and justice within a complicated political backdrop.
- A Fantastic Woman - Focuses on personal loss and societal challenges faced by transgender individuals, addressing themes of identity.
- The Edge of Heaven - Explores connections between individuals across cultural divides, addressing loss and reconciliation.
- Capernaum - A profound exploration of childhood struggles in a chaotic environment, touching on human rights issues.
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Top Movies & TV Shows Similar to The Heyday of the Insensitive Bastards List
- The Lobster - Dark humor and absurdity in a dystopian setting.
- Black Mirror - Explores dark aspects of society and human behavior.
- The Square - Artistic examination of morality and social norms.
- Deadpool - Irreverent humor and a lead character with a subversive attitude.
- Inherent Vice - Quirky characters and a noir vibe with a convoluted plot.
- The Death of Stalin - Dark comedy set against historical events, blending humor with politics.
- The Favourite - Sharp wit and a focus on complicated relationships among historical figures.
- Fargo - Black humor intertwined with crime and complex characters.
- Russian Doll - Unique storytelling with themes of existentialism and dark comedy.
- The Men Who Stare at Goats - Satirical take on war and human behavior.
- Paterson - Quietly observational film about human experience and storytelling.
- Her - Exploration of human relationships through an unconventional lens.
- Sorry to Bother You - Surreal and satirical take on corporate culture and race.
- The Killing of a Sacred Deer - Surreal storytelling with a dark undertone and ethical dilemmas.
- Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind - Explores complex emotional themes with a non-linear narrative.
- Big Little Lies - Close examination of personal relationships and the darker side of society.
- The Royal Tenenbaums - A quirky exploration of family dynamics and unique characters.
- In Bruges - Darkly comedic take on crime with rich character development.
- The Others - A twisty psychological thriller with dark elements.
- Wild Tales - Anthology of stories exploring revenge and dark human emotions.
- Submarine - Quirky coming-of-age story with dark humor.
- Eighth Grade - Exploration of adolescent struggles with a realistic and sometimes dark lens.
- What We Do in the Shadows - Mockumentary style with humor derived from supernatural situations.
- Little Miss Sunshine - A road trip with a dysfunctional family exploring personal struggles.
- American Psycho - Dark satire on consumerism and identity in modern society.
- The Good Place - Philosophical exploration of morality with a comedic twist.
- Killing Eve - Thrilling character dynamics with dark humor and intense drama.
- Inside No. 9 - Anthology series blending dark comedy with twists and social commentary.
- Under the Silver Lake - Mysterious noir film exploring themes of conspiracy and obsession.
- The Babadook - Horror elements intertwined with psychological themes and emotional depth.
- It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia - Dark and irreverent humor from a group of morally questionable friends.
- Arrested Development - Sharp wit and satirical commentary on family and society.
- Fight Club - Exploration of identity and consumer culture with dark undertones.
- The Handmaid's Tale - Dystopian themes with an exploration of human rights and society.
- The Last Black Man in San Francisco - A poignant exploration of identity and gentrification with a unique narrative style.
- Palm Springs - Playful take on time loops with humor and emotional depth.
- The Killing - Investigative drama with a focus on character and moral ambiguity.
- A Ghost Story - A contemplative and uniquely told story about existence and time.
- The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy - Satirical exploration of life and existence in a whimsical setting.
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Top Movies & TV Shows Similar to Maidan List
- The Square - Focuses on the struggles of a grassroots movement for change in Egypt.
- City of Ghosts - Documentary about journalists risking their lives to uncover the truth in Syria.
- Winter on Fire - Chronicles the 93-day movement that led to the 2014 Ukrainian revolution.
- 13th - Explores the intersection of race, justice, and mass incarceration in the U.S.
- The Act of Killing - Examines the Indonesian killings of 1965-66 through the eyes of the perpetrators.
- The Fog of War - Features an interview with former U.S. Secretary of Defense Robert S. McNamara on war and morality.
- American Factory - Follows a Chinese billionaire who opens a factory in post-industrial Ohio and the cultural clashes that ensue.
- For Sama - Tells the story of a young mother’s experiences during the Syrian civil war.
- When They See Us - Dramatizes the true story of the Exonerated Five and the impact of systemic injustice.
- The Edge of Democracy - Examines the rise of political turmoil in Brazil.
- Fahrenheit 9/11 - A documentary criticizing the U.S. government's response to the 9/11 attacks.
- Spotlight - Based on a true story about investigative journalism uncovering systemic issues.
- The Killing Fields - Depicts the horrific history of Cambodia during the Khmer Rouge regime.
- A Very Heavy Agenda - Analyzes contemporary U.S. foreign policy and advocacy.
- Human Flow - A documentary about the global refugee crisis and the human condition.
- The Act of Seeing with One's Own Eyes - An experimental documentary that challenges perspectives on war and society.
- Boys State - Follows teenage boys as they engage in a week-long program of building a mock government.
- The Invisible Man - While fictional, it represents oppression and a struggle for autonomy.
- The War You Don’t See - Investigates the media's coverage of war and its impact on public perception.
- Midnight Express - Based on the true story of a man's harrowing experiences in a Turkish prison.
- The Report - Explores the investigation into the CIA's detention and interrogation program.
- The Death of Yugoslavia - Documentary series chronicling the breakup of Yugoslavia and the ensuing conflicts.
- The War on Democracy - Examines U.S. involvement in Latin American politics and military coups.
- Born into Brothels - Documents the lives of children born to sex workers in Calcutta.
- Requiem for the American Dream - Features Noam Chomsky discussing wealth and power in the U.S.
- Citizenfour - Follows Edward Snowden as he reveals government surveillance practices.
- The Battered Bastards of Baseball - The story of the only independent baseball team in the U.S. at the time.
- The China Hustle - Explores investment fraud in the Chinese market and implications for investors.
- The Path to War - A biopic about the events leading up to the second Gulf War.
- Food Inc. - Critiques the food industry and its effects on health and society.
- The Cove - Documentary about a covert mission to expose dolphin hunting in Japan.
- Inside Job - Investigates the causes of the 2008 financial crisis.
- A Girl Walks Home Alone at Night - Explores themes of alienation and societal oppression.
- Taxi to the Dark Side - A documentary that investigates the use of torture and the impact on human rights.
- The Great Hack - Explores data privacy and its implications in modern democracy and campaigns.
- I Am Not Your Negro - Explores race relations in America through the writings of James Baldwin.
- The Internet's Own Boy - The story of Aaron Swartz and his advocacy for internet freedom.
- My Country, My Country - Follows an Iraqi doctor during the U.S. occupation.
- Born on the Fourth of July - Tells the story of a Vietnam War veteran's return to America and his activism.
- The Last Guardian - Documentary about the efforts to reclaim the pieces of a family’s legacy amid political strife.
- The Social Dilemma - Explores the dangers of social media and its effects on society.
- The 11th Hour - Discusses climate change challenges and the potential solutions needed.
- Won't You Be My Neighbor? - Examines Fred Rogers’ work and its impact on society and children's lives.
- The Trial of the Chicago 7 - Dramatizes the events surrounding the trial of anti-Vietnam War protesters.
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Top Movies & TV Shows Similar to India: The Modi Question List
- The Act of Killing - Explores the impact of political genocide through the lens of former Indonesian death squad leaders.
- The Fog of War - Examines the complexities of war and the decisions made by political leaders.
- Five Came Back - Details the experiences of five filmmakers during WWII and their impact on American society.
- Rohwedder - Investigates the assassination of German politician Detlef Rohwedder and its political implications.
- The War You Don't See - Analyzes the role of media in conflict, focusing on journalism's coverage of war.
- Inside Job - Explores the causes and consequences of the 2008 financial crisis and the political aspects behind it.
- American Factory - Documents the clash between American and Chinese work cultures in a factory setting.
- The Hunting Ground - Investigates sexual assault on college campuses and the institutional responses to it.
- The Great Hack - Focuses on data privacy and how data is manipulated in the political arena.
- 13th - Examines the intersection of race, justice, and mass incarceration in the United States.
- Knock Down the House - Follows the campaigns of four women running for Congress, addressing grassroots political activism.
- Political Animals - A miniseries exploring the life of a fictional former first lady navigating the political landscape.
- The Looming Tower - Explores the events leading up to 9/11 and the political failures that contributed to it.
- Chernobyl - A dramatization of the Chernobyl disaster, exploring political cover-ups and environmental impact.
- Our Planet - Documents the extraordinary natural world and examines climate change's impact on it.
- Wild Wild Country - Follows the controversial Indian guru Bhagwan Shree Rajneesh and the conflicts in Oregon.
- The Square - A look at the Egyptian Revolution of 2011 from the perspective of activists and political leaders.
- City of Ghosts - Follows an activist group documenting ISIS’s terror in Raqqa, shedding light on political issues in the region.
- The Keepers - Investigates the unsolved murder of a nun and the scandal involving the church and cover-ups.
- Killing Them Softly - A crime film that reflects on the moral ambiguities in politics and crime in a recession-hit America.
- Parkland - Dramatizes the events surrounding the assassination of President Kennedy and its political aftermath.
- Vice - Chronicles the rise and impact of Dick Cheney on American politics.
- When They See Us - Based on the true story of the Central Park Five and the injustices of the legal system.
- Erin Brockovich - A legal drama based on a true story highlighting environmental issues and corporate malpractice.
- Snowden - Examines the life and actions of Edward Snowden and the implications for privacy and government power.
- The West Wing - A political drama series that provides insights into the workings of American politics.
- House of Cards - A political drama depicting manipulation and power struggles in American politics.
- The Newsroom - A drama series exploring the ethical dilemmas and challenges faced by journalists in news media.
- Rambo: Last Blood - A politically charged action film reflecting upon American interventionism and its consequences.
- A Very English Scandal - Follows the true story of a British politician involved in a scandal and its repercussions.
- The Trial of the Chicago 7 - Based on the real-life trial of anti-Vietnam war protesters and the political climate of the 1960s.
- Fahrenheit 9/11 - A documentary critiquing the Bush administration and its actions following the 9/11 attacks.
- The Comey Rule - Explores the relationship between former FBI Director James Comey and President Donald Trump.
- The Great British Bake Off - While primarily a cooking competition, often touches on themes of community and culture in society.
- The China Hustle - Uncovers financial scandals in Chinese companies and the political ramifications for investors.
- The Keepers - Follows the investigation into the murder of a nun and its connections to issues of power and corruption.
- Unorthodox - Explores cultural identity and the tension between tradition and modernity.
- The Family - Investigates the influence of a secretive Christian organization in American politics.
- American Crime Story - Anthology series that dramatizes real-world crime stories with political and social implications.
- The Untouchables - Historical crime drama that examines the clash between law enforcement and organized crime in America.
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Top Movies & TV Shows Similar to Vic + Flo Saw a Bear List
- The Lobster - Surreal dark comedy exploring love and isolation.
- The Square - A satirical take on societal norms and relationships.
- The Killing of a Sacred Deer - A psychological thriller that blends dark humor and drama.
- The Wind that Shakes the Barley - Explores complex relationships against a backdrop of conflict.
- Anomalisa - Explores the mundanity of life through a unique lens of animation.
- A Fantastic Woman - A poignant story of identity and grief within a surreal setting.
- Wild Rose - Explores dreams, struggles, and complex relationships.
- The Favourite - Dark, twisted humor with a focus on complex female relationships.
- Birds of Passage - Explores family and tradition in a unique narrative.
- The Death of Louis XIV - A slow-paced, surreal examination of death and power.
- The Handmaiden - A layered narrative involving deception and complex relationships.
- Blue Is the Warmest Color - Intense exploration of love and identity.
- Tangerine - A raw depiction of life and relationships in a vibrant, unique style.
- The Road - Explores survival and the bond between two characters in a dire setting.
- Mandy - A surreal revenge thriller with a unique visual style.
- Frances - Exploration of complex personal struggles.
- In the Company of Wolves - Surreal, dark fairy tale elements with strong female characters.
- Little Woods - Sibling struggles and complex emotional narratives.
- The Duke of Burgundy - Exploration of complex relationships with a surreal twist.
- The Lobster - Explores bizarre social norms in romantic relationships.
- Selma - Focus on personal relationships amid broader social issues.
- The House of the Devil - Tension and atmosphere build a unique viewing experience.
- The Clovehitch Killer - Explores personal identity in a chilling narrative.
- Columbus - Explores human connections and the beauty of space.
- Under the Skin - A surreal, haunting exploration of humanity.
- Ex Machina - Technology meets humanity in a tense narrative.
- A Ghost Story - A meditative exploration of existence through a unique lens.
- The Witch - A haunting take on familial dynamics and isolation.
- The Killing - Complex character development in a suspenseful narrative.
- The Babadook - A psychological exploration of grief and motherhood.
- Janis: Little Girl Blue - An exploration of a complex artist and her relationships.
- The Girl with All the Gifts - Explores survival and complex communication.
- Paterson - Intimate look at everyday life and artistic expression.
- Enemy - Explores duality and identity in a psychological thriller.
- The Loveless - Unique character study within a narrative of isolation.
- The Wayward Cloud - Combines surreal elements with human relationships.
- A Ghost Story - A toying perspective on time and relationships.
- Paterson - Delivers a serene exploration of daily life and creativity.
- High-Rise - Social allegory wrapped in surreal architecture and isolation.
- Coco Before Chanel - Exploration of identity, personal struggles, and relationships.
- The Favourite - Chaotic relationships explored with humor and tragedy.
- The Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind - Explores memory and its impact on relationships.
- The Lighthouse - A haunting exploration of isolation and madness.
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Top Movies & TV Shows Similar to Seymour: An Introduction List
- Jiro Dreams of Sushi - A documentary exploring the life of a sushi master and his relentless pursuit of perfection.
- 20 Feet from Stardom - Focuses on the lives of backup singers and their contributions to music, showcasing personal stories and passion.
- Finding Vivian Maier - A documentary about a mysterious nanny whose street photography is discovered posthumously, highlighting artistry.
- Exit Through the Gift Shop - A unique documentary exploring street art and the phenomenon of art through the lens of an eccentric filmmaker.
- The Music Never Stopped - A touching drama about the therapeutic power of music and connections to personal memories and relationships.
- A Late Quartet - Explores the dynamics and relationships of a classical string quartet facing personal and professional challenges.
- Respect - A biographical drama about Aretha Franklin, focusing on her journey and the music that defined her life.
- The Great Beauty - An art film reflecting on life, beauty, and the cultural landscape of Rome, much like the introspective qualities in 'Seymour.'
- Bee Movie - Explores themes of creativity and individuality through an animated lens, akin to Seymour's life pursuits.
- Marley - A documentary that chronicles the life of Bob Marley, focusing on his music, influence, and legacy.
- The Wrecking Crew - Focuses on a group of session musicians who played on numerous hit records, highlighting their artistry and stories.
- The Last Waltz - A concert film that documents The Band's farewell performance, shedding light on their music and personal stories.
- Inside Llewyn Davis - A portrayal of a struggling musician in the 1960s folk scene, echoing themes of creativity and perseverance.
- The Red Violin - A film that follows a violin across centuries, interweaving stories of artistry and human connection.
- docu: dramatised - An introspective look at the relationships and struggles of musicians, providing depth similar to Seymour's insights.
- What Happened, Miss Simone? - A documentary about Nina Simone that dives into her music, activism, and personal life.
- Shut Up and Play the Piano - Follows musician Chilly Gonzales as he deals with artistry and the pressures of being a performer.
- Film Stars Don't Die in Liverpool - A biographical film about actress Gloria Grahame, touching on themes of love, loss, and creativity.
- Miles Ahead - A biographical film about jazz musician Miles Davis, depicting his artistic genius and personal struggles.
- This Is Your Death - A dark comedy about a televised suicide contest, examining societal issues and performance art.
- Pina - A documentary about choreographer Pina Bausch, celebrating her art through creative and poetic expression.
- The Heart of the Game - Documents the story of a girls' high school basketball team through coaching and personal relationships.
- Harlan County, USA - An iconic documentary about a coal miners' strike, revealing personal stories of struggle and community.
- The Devil and Daniel Johnston - Explores the life of musician Daniel Johnston, focusing on his creativity and mental health struggles.
- They'll Love Me When I'm Dead - A documentary about Orson Welles' final project, exploring artistry and the creative process.
- A Ballerina's Tale - Follows ballerina Misty Copeland's rise to fame, showcasing the hardships and sacrifices of an artist.
- Searching for Sugar Man - A captivating documentary about a forgotten musician and the quest to discover his story, emphasizing music's impact.
- Oh Boy! - A German film about life and personal introspection through a series of encounters in the city, resembling the reflective nature of 'Seymour.'
- The Square - A satirical drama that delves into contemporary art and morality, much like the thematic explorations in 'Seymour.'
- The Pianist - A biographical film about a Polish-Jewish pianist's survival during the Holocaust, emphasizing resilience and artistry.
- StartUp - A TV series about tech entrepreneurs, exploring themes of ambition and creativity in the modern age.
- Legion - A psychological thriller about a man who believes he is the most powerful mutant, intertwining creativity and personal struggle.
- Man on Wire - A documentary about Philippe Petit’s tightrope walk between the Twin Towers, highlighting performance art and determination.
- What We Do in the Shadows - A mockumentary-style comedy about vampire roommates navigating modern life, which features creativity and personal dynamics.
- Ruby Sparks - A romantic comedy about a writer who creates his ideal woman, shining a light on creativity and relationships.
- Mistress America - A comedy-drama that explores youth, ambition, and relationships through the lens of a college student and her older sister.
- The Secret Life of Walter Mitty - A film about breaking free from a mundane life and following dreams, reflecting themes found in 'Seymour.'
- Satisfaction - A film about a group of musicians grappling with their ambitions and relationships, paralleling Seymour's themes.
- A Ghost Story - An introspective film that deals with time, memory, and the human experience, similar to the reflective nature of 'Seymour.'
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Top Movies & TV Shows Similar to Russia 1985-1999: TraumaZone List
- The Act of Killing - Explores historical violence and its impact on society through a documentary style.
- The Look of Silence - A companion piece to The Act of Killing, it delves into the effects of past atrocities.
- Shoah - An extensive documentary about the Holocaust, exploring trauma and memory.
- 13th - Investigates the intersection of race, justice, and mass incarceration in the U.S.
- The Fog of War - Presents lessons learned from war through the reflections of a former U.S. Secretary of Defense.
- The Act of Killing - Focuses on individuals' experiences and memories of violence in Indonesia.
- City of God - Fictionalized account of life in the violent slums of Rio de Janeiro, exploring societal trauma.
- Persepolis - An animated biographical film depicting the author's experiences during the Iranian Revolution.
- Waltz with Bashir - An animated documentary about a soldier's experiences during the Lebanon War and its aftermath.
- Restrepo - A war documentary that provides an immersive look at soldiers' experiences in Afghanistan.
- The Square - Documents the Egyptian Revolution of 2011 through the eyes of various activists.
- Hotel Rwanda - Based on the Rwandan genocide, highlighting the effects of trauma on communities.
- Children of Men - Explores societal collapse and trauma in a dystopian future, prompting reflection on human resilience.
- The Killing Fields - Tells the true story of a journalist's experiences during the Cambodian genocide.
- A Clockwork Orange - Examines themes of violence, free will, and societal control, illustrating trauma through dystopian fiction.
- Requiem for a Dream - Explores the effects of addiction and the trauma it inflict on individuals and families.
- One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest - Examines mental health, institutional trauma, and the struggle for autonomy.
- American History X - Addresses themes of racism, trauma, and the potential for redemption and change.
- Tangerines - Focuses on the effects of war and the humanity found amidst conflict.
- A Serbian Film - A controversial film that explores extreme trauma and its repercussions in post-war Serbia.
- The Pianist - Set during WWII, it tells the story of survival amidst the trauma of war.
- The Road - A post-apocalyptic tale that explores human suffering and survival in a traumatized world.
- Schindler's List - A historical account of the Holocaust, highlighting themes of survival and trauma.
- Paddington - Although lighter, it subtly addresses themes of belonging and the impact of displacement.
- The Road to Guantanamo - A documentary about the harrowing experiences of detainees, illustrating the aftermath of trauma.
- The Killing of America - A documentary that discusses violence in America and its impact on society as a whole.
- The Battle of Algiers - A compelling depiction of war and resistance, exploring political trauma and societal impact.
- The Baader Meinhof Complex - Follows the story of a German terrorist group and its impact on society during the 1970s.
- The War You Don't See - Examines how media shapes perception of war, contributing to societal trauma.
- Dear Zachary: A Letter to a Son About His Father - A documentary that depicts a family's trauma after the loss of a loved one.
- Fahrenheit 9/11 - A critique of war and American politics following 9/11, exploring themes of trauma and justice.
- The Hunger Games - A dystopian narrative exploring the effects of oppressive regimes and societal trauma.
- I, Daniel Blake - Addresses the impact of bureaucracy on individuals, revealing societal trauma and struggles.
- We Need to Talk About Kevin - Focuses on parental trauma stemming from a violent act committed by a child.
- The Great Hack - Investigates the manipulation of personal data and its societal implications, touching on modern trauma.
- The Eisenstein Effect - Explores how historical events shape collective memory and trauma through innovative storytelling.
- The Death of Stalin - A dark comedy that reflects on political upheaval and the absurdity of trauma in governance.
- Chernobyl - A dramatization of the Chernobyl disaster, exploring themes of trauma and consequence on society.
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Top Movies & TV Shows Similar to Breaking the Taboo List
- The Social Dilemma - Explores the impact of social media on society and personal lives.
- Inside Job - A documentary that exposes the systemic corruption that led to the financial crisis.
- The Great Hack - Details the dark side of data exploitation and its effect on democracy.
- 13th - Examines the intersection of race, justice, and mass incarceration in the U.S.
- Bowling for Columbine - Michael Moore investigates gun violence and its causes in America.
- The Invisible Man - Addresses themes of control, fear, and psychological manipulation.
- The Report - A political thriller about the investigation into CIA torture.
- The Keepers - A true crime docuseries exploring abuse within the Catholic Church.
- The Central Park Five - Examines a wrongful conviction case and systemic failures of the justice system.
- Making a Murderer - A real-life murder case that raises questions about justice and inquiry.
- Wild Wild Country - Documents the controversial Indian guru Bhagwan Shree Rajneesh and his community.
- American Factory - Contrasts American and Chinese work cultures and highlights economic tensions.
- Dear Zachary: A Letter to a Son About His Father - A documentary exploring grief, loss, and the legal system.
- The Act of Killing - Explores the perpetrators of the Indonesian killing fields in an unorthodox way.
- The many Saints of Newark - Prequel to a crime series that explores the roots of crime and complex relationships.
- The Big Short - Fictional retelling focused on the financial crash of 2008 and its causes.
- Good Night, and Good Luck - A look into journalism's role in government accountability.
- Spotlight - Investigative journalism uncovering the Catholic Church's child abuse scandal.
- The Square - Follows activists in Egypt during the revolution, highlighting social issues.
- Fahrenheit 9/11 - Critique of the War on Terror and the American government.
- The Hunting Ground - Raises awareness of sexual assault on college campuses and the response of institutions.
- The Killing of America - A documentary that highlights violence in America and its societal implications.
- Generation Wealth - Explores the pervasive culture of wealth and excess in modern society.
- The Jinx: The Life and Deaths of Robert Durst - A miniseries delving into a real-life murder case and its complexities.
- The Keepers - Uncovering dark secrets within the Catholic Church and its consequences.
- When They See Us - Dramatizes the real-life case of the Central Park Five and systemic racism.
- On the Record - Examines sexual assault allegations in the music industry and issues of consent.
- The Family - Explores the secretive religious group influencing American politics.
- Killing Them Softly - Examines crime and the consequences of economic collapse in American society.
- Icarus - Investigates doping in sports and reveals a larger systemic issue.
- The People vs. O.J. Simpson: American Crime Story - A dramatized retelling of a high-profile murder case and media frenzy.
- Boys in Florida - A documentary showcasing social issues faced by youth in America.
- American Crime - Anthology series that delves into social issues, crime, and moral ambiguity.
- Vice - Examines the most controversial figures across various societal landscapes.
- Plastic Paradise: The Great Pacific Garbage Patch - Addresses environmental concerns and their implications for society.
- The Trial of the Chicago 7 - Dramatizes the trial of anti-Vietnam War protesters, touching on political and social upheaval.
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Top Movies & TV Shows Similar to You Will Be My Son List
- The Hunt - Explores complex family dynamics and moral dilemmas.
- A Good Year - Centers around a vineyard, family legacy, and personal discovery.
- The Secret in Their Eyes - Involves themes of love, betrayal, and the past impacting the present.
- The Family Stone - Focuses on family relationships and the complexities within them.
- The Road - Explores themes of survival, relationship struggles, and moral questions.
- The Father - Explores family relationships, identity, and the effects of aging.
- A Better Life - Focuses on familial sacrifice and the pursuit of a better future.
- The Great Beauty - Explores existential questions and the search for meaning in relationships.
- The Godfather - Centers on family loyalty, power struggles, and moral ambiguity.
- Two Days, One Night - Engages with themes of personal sacrifice and societal pressures.
- The Last Tycoon - Explores ambition, legacy, and family ties in a high-stakes environment.
- Wild Strawberries - Examines past regrets and family relationships through a reflective journey.
- The Wine Show - Focuses on wine culture, family-owned vineyards, and personal narratives.
- The Square - Brings out moral questions and dilemmas faced by family and society.
- The Good Daughter - Focuses on family bonds, secrets, and consequences of past actions.
- Breathe - Deals with love, responsibility, and the complexities of relationships.
- August: Osage County - Explores dark family dynamics and conflicts during a crisis.
- The Artist - Explores themes of love, ambition, and transitions across time periods.
- Inheritance - Involves family legacies, secrets, and moral dilemmas.
- Big Night - Focuses on family bonds and the struggle for recognition in the culinary world.
- The Dressmaker - Explores themes of revenge, family, and personal redemption.
- The Pursuit of Happyness - Shows the struggle of a father trying to provide for his son.
- The Scent of Green Papaya - Examines relationships and personal growth over time.
- Papicha - Involves themes of identity, female empowerment, and family dynamics.
- Call Me by Your Name - Explores the complexities of love and personal growth during a summer in Italy.
- Wall Street - Explores the ambition, conflict, and choices within a family business.
- The Crown - Focuses on familial relationships within the context of monarchy and legacy.
- Succession - Examines family dynamics, power struggles, and legacy in a wealthy family.
- The Good Wife - Involves intricate family dynamics, ethics, and personal struggles.
- The Family - Focuses on the struggles and conflicts of a family under pressure.
- Bloodline - Explores dark family secrets and the impact on family relationships.
- The OA - Involves themes of identity, relationships, and personal transformation.
- The Leftovers - Explores complex human relationships and the impact of loss on family.
- Secrets and Lies - Focuses on family conflicts arising from hidden truths.
- The Americans - Explores family dynamics amidst a backdrop of espionage and deception.
- Ozark - Involves moral dilemmas and family loyalty within a crime context.
- Schindler's List - Focuses on sacrifice, morality, and family suffering during crises.
- Little Women - Showcases the bonds and conflicts within a family of strong women.
- The Last Duel - Explores themes of honor, betrayal, and the complexities of relationships.
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