Top Movies & TV Shows Similar to The Loudest Voice List

• Bombshell - A dramatization of the Fox News scandal involving Roger Ailes and the women who accused him of sexual harassment.
• The Newsroom - Follows a fictional news team as they navigate the ethical dilemmas of broadcast journalism.
• The Post - Based on the true story of journalists uncovering a massive cover-up involving the Vietnam War.
• Spotlight - Follows a team of reporters investigating a major scandal within the Catholic Church.
• All the President's Men - Based on the true story of journalists investigating the Watergate scandal.
• The Insider - A tobacco executive reveals information about the industry, putting his life at risk.
• Network - A satirical look at a television network's quest for ratings and the ethical dilemmas it faces.
• American Crime Story - An anthology series focusing on true crime stories, including the O.J. Simpson trial.
• Vice - A satirical biographical film about former Vice President Dick Cheney and his political rise.
• The Fifth Estate - A dramatization of the rise of WikiLeaks and its controversial founder, Julian Assange.
• Truth - Follows the story of a journalist and the fallout from a news report on President George W. Bush.
• Wag the Dog - A political satire about a spin doctor and a Hollywood producer who fabricate a war to distract from a presidential scandal.
• The Trial of the Chicago 7 - Based on the true story of the Chicago Seven, a group charged with conspiracy during a protest at the 1968 Democratic National Convention.
• Succession - Follows a media family as they deal with internal struggles and the future of their empire.
• House of Cards - A political thriller about a ruthless politician who manipulates his way to power.
• Billions - A drama about the conflict between a hedge fund billionaire and a US attorney, focusing on power and influence.
• The Loudest Voice in the Room - A documentary following the life of Roger Ailes and the impact he had on media and politics.
• Catch and Kill - Based on Ronan Farrow's efforts to expose sexual misconduct in the media industry.
• The Comey Rule - Dramatizes the events surrounding former FBI Director James Comey's tenure and the 2016 election.
• Reversal of Fortune - A legal drama about the true story of a man accused of attempting to murder his wife.
• Chappaquiddick - Focuses on the events surrounding the 1969 Chappaquiddick incident involving Ted Kennedy.
• Thank You for Smoking - A satirical take on the manipulation and ethical dilemmas in public relations and tobacco advertising.
• The Times of Harvey Milk - A documentary about the political career and assassination of San Francisco's first openly gay elected official.
• Fahrenheit 9/11 - A documentary detailing the events following the September 11 attacks and the Bush administration’s policies.
• Inside Job - A documentary exploring the causes and consequences of the 2008 financial crisis.
• The Big Short - A film that depicts the financial crisis of 2007-2008 through the lens of risk-takers who foresaw the collapse.
• The Great Hack - A documentary about the Cambridge Analytica scandal and its implications for democracy.
• The Social Dilemma - A documentary exploring the dangerous impact of social networking on society.
• The Assistant - A young assistant at a production company navigates the toxic culture and abuse of power in the industry.
• Olive Kitteridge - A miniseries based on the Pulitzer Prize-winning novel, exploring the complexities of human emotions and relationships.
• Mindhunter - A psychological drama focusing on the early days of criminal psychology and criminal profiling at the FBI.
• Unbelievable - Based on true events, this series follows the story of a rape victim who is accused of lying and the detectives who uncover the truth.
• The Americans - A Cold War drama that focuses on two Russian spies posing as an American couple.
• The Crown - A biographical story about the reign of Queen Elizabeth II and the challenges she faces.
• The Good Fight - A sequel to The Good Wife, focusing on a lawyer who loses her savings and job due to a scam.
• Deadwood - A Western drama series that explores the lawlessness and morality in the 1870s South Dakota.
• Narcos - A series based on the real-life stories of drug cartels and their impact on society and politics.
• Money Heist - A Spanish series that involves intricate planning of a heist on the Royal Mint of Spain.
• Ozark - Follows a financial planner who relocates his family to the Ozarks after a money-laundering scheme goes wrong.
• Power - A drama about a drug dealer who dreams of starting a legitimate business while maintaining his drug empire.

Top Movies & TV Shows Similar to Triumph of the Will List

• Nuremberg - A documentary-drama that explores the Nuremberg Trials, similar in its historical context and examination of ideological propaganda.
• The Battle of Algiers - A docudrama that deals with similar themes of conflict and propaganda within the context of war.
• The Act of Killing - This documentary presents the perspective of perpetrators of mass killings, challenging viewers with its disturbing insights into propaganda and morality.
• The Fog of War - A documentary featuring Robert S. McNamara discussing the complexities of war and decision-making, paralleling the themes of ideology.
• Waltz with Bashir - An animated war documentary that reflects on memory, trauma, and propaganda in the context of Israeli-Lebanese conflicts.
• The Thin Blue Line - This film uses documentary techniques to recount a wrongful conviction, highlighting themes of truth and historical narrative similar to propaganda films.
• They Shall Not Grow Old - A documentary that brings World War I to life using archival footage, showcasing the use of film in shaping historical narratives.
• Shoah - A lengthy documentary on the Holocaust that investigates historical narrative and propaganda.
• The Look of Silence - A companion piece to 'The Act of Killing', focusing on the aftermath of genocide, illustrating themes of denial and propaganda's long shadow.
• Inside the Third Reich - A dramatization of the Nazi party's rise to power, exploring themes of ideological propaganda.
• The Unknown Known - Examines Donald Rumsfeld's perspective on war and truth, relating closely to the themes of how history is shaped.
• Five Came Back - A documentary series about five filmmakers who documented World War II, emphasizing the role of propaganda in wartime cinema.
• Restrepo - A documentary film about a platoon in Afghanistan, providing an intimate look at war's realities and the narratives that surround them.
• American Sniper - A dramatized retelling of the life of a sniper in Iraq, addressing themes of heroism and the narratives of war.
• Fahrenheit 9/11 - A critical documentary on the War on Terror highlighting the propaganda used by the government post 9/11.
• The Killing Fields - This film depicts the Khmer Rouge era in Cambodia, exploring government propaganda and its tragic consequences.
• A Film Unfinished - A documentary analyzing a Nazi propaganda film about the Warsaw Ghetto, dissecting representations of history.
• No End in Sight - A documentary detailing the administration of post-invasion Iraq, exploring how narratives shape public perception.
• The Gangs of Wasseypur - A film that portrays crime and politics in India, reflecting on the use and consequence of propaganda-type narratives.
• Bitter Lake - A documentary that explores the complexities of modern warfare and how narratives manipulate public perception.
• The Death of Stalin - A satirical take on the power struggles following Stalin's death, illustrating the peculiar nature of propaganda.
• Vice - A biographical film about Dick Cheney, examining political machinations and propaganda in politics.
• JFK - A dramatization of the John F. Kennedy assassination investigation, challenging official narratives and exploring conspiracies.
• Triumph of the Will - Revisited - A critical re-examination of Leni Riefenstahl's original film, discussing its propaganda techniques.
• The Great Dictator - Charlie Chaplin's satirical take on fascism, providing a counter-narrative to propaganda films of its time.
• The Man Who Knew Too Much - A thriller that explores themes of political tension and the consequences of knowledge, akin to ideological conflict.
• Winter on Fire - A documentary about the 2014 Ukrainian revolution, showcasing the impact of propaganda and media.
• The Square - A documentary chronicling the Egyptian Revolution and the role of social media in shaping narratives.
• City of God - A portrayal of life in the slums of Rio de Janeiro, addressing issues of crime and socio-political narratives.
• The General - Though a silent comedy, it reflects on the themes of heroism and historical conflict intertwined with humor.
• The Honeymoon Killers - A crime drama based on a true story, exploring the dark sides of human nature and narratives surrounding crime.
• American Factory - This documentary explores a culture clash in the workplace and how narratives shape perceptions of labor.
• The Act of Killing: A Reflection - A continuation of themes presented in 'The Act of Killing,' examining the nature of memory and propaganda.
• The Times of Harvey Milk - A documentary on the life and assassination of Harvey Milk, reflecting on political narratives.
• Roman Polanski: A Memoir - Explores the life of a controversial filmmaker, addressing narratives around art, politics, and propaganda.
• Oppenheimer - A biographical drama about J. Robert Oppenheimer, delving into the ethics of war and the narratives constructed around science.