Top Movies & TV Shows Similar to My Wrongs #8245–8249 & 117 List

• Four Lions - Dark comedy exploring the absurdity of terrorism.
• The Office (UK) - Mockumentary style with awkward humor and character-driven stories.
• Brass Eye - Satirical take on current affairs and absurdity in media.
• Nathan Barley - Satirical critique of hipster culture and media.
• The IT Crowd - Office comedy with quirky characters and absurd situations.
• Gremlins - Dark humor blended with horror and absurdity.
• Shaun of the Dead - Mix of comedy and horror with a focus on friendships.
• In the Loop - Political satire with sharp, dark humor.
• A Serious Man - Dark comedy exploring existential themes and life's absurdity.
• Deadset - Horror-comedy blending reality TV format with zombie apocalypse.
• The Death of Stalin - Political satire with dark humor and absurd scenarios.
• What We Do in the Shadows - Mockumentary about vampire roommates with absurd humor.
• Black Mirror - Dystopian anthology series that often explores dark, absurd humor.
• The Lobster - Absurd romantic drama exploring societal pressures around relationships.
• Sideways - Darkly comedic take on relationships and middle-aged crises.
• Severance - Dark satirical take on corporate culture and identity.
• Working Girls - Dark comedy that explores personal lives with absurd situations.
• Thesquare - Comedic take on the world of modern art and human behavior.
• The Good Place - Philosophical and comedic exploration of morality in an afterlife.
• Palm Springs - Dark comedy intertwining romance and existential themes.
• Killing Eve - Dark comedy thriller with absurd humor and complex characters.
• The Favourite - Darkly comedic historical drama with absurd situations.
• Superbad - Teen coming-of-age comedy with awkward situations and friendships.
• Parks and Recreation - Character-driven comedy showcasing absurd situations in local government.
• American Psycho - Darkly satirical narrative exploring identity and consumerism.
• The King of Comedy - Darkly comedic film about fame and obsession.
• The Big Lebowski - Cult classic blending absurdity, crime, and humor.
• Crazy Ex-Girlfriend - Musical comedy-drama exploring relationships with absurd humor.
• The Office (US) - Character-driven mockumentary comedy with awkward situations.
• Little Miss Sunshine - Dark comedy about a dysfunctional family's road trip.
• Trainspotting - Dark comedy-drama about addiction and personal struggles.
• The End of the F***ing World - Dark comedy series exploring adolescence and absurdity.
• Happy End - Dark humor exploring family dynamics and moral ambiguity.
• Run Fatboy Run - Romantic comedy with children's themes and absurdity.
• Schitt's Creek - Comedy about a wealthy family losing everything, filled with absurdity.
• Barry - Dark comedy series about a hitman turned actor.
• The Men Who Stare at Goats - Satirical comedy about a secret military unit and absurdity.
• Fargo - Darkly comedic crime anthology series with absurd elements.
• The Righteous Gemstones - Dark comedy series about a wealthy and dysfunctional family.

Top Movies & TV Shows Similar to Rosetta List

• The Son - Explores the struggles of identity and family, similar themes of personal hardship.
• The Class - Focuses on the lives of individuals from different backgrounds, dealing with societal issues.
• The Woodsman - A raw portrayal of personal demons and redemption, akin to Rosetta's struggles.
• The 400 Blows - Centers on youth and the challenges faced in society, reminiscent of Rosetta's narrative.
• Blue Is the Warmest Color - Explores deep emotional connections and struggles of the main character.
• La Haine - A gritty look at social issues and youth rebellion, similar in tone to Rosetta.
• Fish Tank - Focuses on a young woman struggling with her environment, paralleling Rosetta's journey.
• A Prophet - Explores themes of survival and identity in a harsh environment.
• Sweet 16 - A coming-of-age story that deals with family and societal issues.
• Working Girls - Explores the lives of women in challenging circumstances, echoing Rosetta’s themes.
• The Bicycle Thief - Explores desperation and poverty in post-war Italy, reminiscent of Rosetta's world.
• A Streetcar Named Desire - Focuses on complex human emotions and societal pressures.
• Lady Bird - Depicts the transition of a young woman into adulthood, facing similar dilemmas.
• The Florida Project - Explores childhood and poverty through a lens similar to Rosetta’s context.
• Mommy - Focuses on the relationship struggles within a dysfunctional family.
• Boyhood - An intimate look at growing up that shares emotional depth with Rosetta.
• Frances - The story of a troubled actress showcases themes of identity and struggle.
• Room - Conveys deep emotional and psychological trauma similar to Rosetta’s experience.
• Shoplifters - A film that examines family ties and socioeconomic struggles in a poignant manner.
• The Pursuit of Happyness - Narrative of striving for a better life despite severe challenges.
• Precious - An intense look at the life of a young woman facing overwhelming odds.
• Requiem for a Dream - Explores addiction and desperation, depicting the darker side of human existence.
• Wild - A woman's journey of self-discovery and resilience reflecting similar themes.
• The King's Speech - Focuses on personal struggle and overcoming adversity, akin to Rosetta’s challenges.
• Normal People - Explores deep emotional connections and personal struggles between individuals.
• Lost in Translation - Deals with feelings of isolation and connection in unfamiliar circumstances.
• The Great Escape - Themes of survival and courage in difficult situations resonate with Rosetta.
• Garden State - Explores self-discovery amidst personal challenges, echoing Rosetta’s journey.
• The Cider House Rules - A coming-of-age story that deals with serious societal themes.
• American Honey - Follows a young woman on a road trip, exploring freedom and self-discovery.
• Barefoot - Explores the complexity of family dynamics and individual struggles.
• The Virgin Suicides - Explores themes of youth and isolation in a distinct narrative style.
• Dead Poets Society - Focuses on the impact of mentorship and personal choice in a young person’s life.
• The Hours - Intertwines the stories of women facing internal struggles and societal expectations.
• Paris, Je T'aime - A collection of stories that explores love and existence in a complex world.
• Juno - A coming-of-age film that tackles difficult choices of a young woman.
• Little Miss Sunshine - A family's road trip exploring dreams and individual struggles, mirroring Rosetta’s journey.
• The Pursuit of Love - Focuses on the complexities of love and personal growth, through challenging circumstances.
• Before Sunrise - Explores deep human connections and transformative journeys.
• Frida - A biographical film that relates to personal struggles and resilience, similar to Rosetta.