Top Movies & TV Shows Similar to Awaydays List

• The Football Factory - Focuses on the life of football hooligans and the culture surrounding it.
• Green Street Hooligans - Explores football culture and the dynamics of football firms.
• This Is England - Set in the 1980s, it depicts youth culture and subcultures in the UK.
• Hooligan Legacy - Focuses on the life of hooligans and the repercussions of their actions.
• Cass - Chronicles the life of a football hooligan in London during the 1970s.
• The Firm - Explores the violent side of football culture and its impact on friendships.
• The Other Side of the Water - Examines the impact of football and its culture on young lives.
• Made in Britain - Focuses on youth culture and teenage angst in the UK.
• Punk's Dead: System Fail - Explores punk culture and its ties to English youth subcultures.
• Trainspotting - A look at the lives of disaffected youth in Scotland during the '90s.
• The Business - Focuses on the criminal underworld and friendships in the 1980s.
• Skint - Explores the lives of young people in the UK dealing with socio-economic issues.
• Rise of the Footsoldier - Based on true events and the violent life within football culture.
• A Clockwork Orange - Depicts gang culture and societal violence in a dystopian setting.
• Bully - Explores the lives of troubled teens and their rebellious attitude.
• Submarine - Focuses on adolescence and the complexities of youth experiences.
• Control - Follows the story of Ian Curtis and the Manchester music scene.
• Quadrophenia - Captures the Mod movement and youth culture in the 1960s.
• The End of the F***ing World - A dark comedy exploring the lives of troubled teenagers.
• Fish Tank - A gritty look at youth and struggles in modern England.
• Skin - A coming-of-age story that touches on youth culture and rebellion.
• Welcome to the Punch - Focuses on the crime underworld and police in London.
• Top Boy - A British series that explores gang culture and life in East London.
• Luther - A detective series that delves into the darker side of London.
• Dead Man's Shoes - A psychological thriller exploring revenge and personal demons.
• The Boys from Brazil - Involves themes of youth, identity, and the darker aspects of life.
• The Secret in Their Eyes - Involves a compelling look at crime and personal relationships.
• Hunger - A harrowing look at political prisoners and violent resistance.
• The Fall - A psychological thriller featuring crime and the complexities of the human mind.
• Trainspotting 2 - Continues exploring the lives of disaffected youth from the original.
• Snatch - Explores the criminal underworld with a mix of comedy and drama.
• The Inbetweeners - A comedy series about the awkwardness of teenage life in the UK.
• Catch Me If You Can - Though more of a drama, involves themes of deception and youthful rebellion.
• Kidulthood - Focuses on the lives of young people in contemporary London.
• Adulthood - A sequel to Kidulthood, continuing the story of troubled youth.
• The Place Beyond the Pines - Explores themes of family, crime, and consequence across generations.

Top Movies & TV Shows Similar to Sorry We Missed You List

• I, Daniel Blake - Explores themes of working-class struggle and social services.
• The Jungle - Focuses on the lives of impoverished individuals facing systemic challenges.
• This Is England - Highlights the struggles of working-class youth in a socio-political climate.
• The Last Tree - A poignant portrayal of identity and socioeconomic issues.
• Skint - Documents the harsh realities of poverty in contemporary Britain.
• Sorry We Missed You - Explores similar themes of working-class hardship and family dynamics.
• Fish Tank - Focuses on the struggles of a young woman in a working-class environment.
• American Honey - Explores youth and hardship on the fringes of society.
• The Florida Project - Sheds light on poverty and childhood innocence in a difficult setting.
• Lady Bird - A coming-of-age story intertwined with familial and financial struggles.
• Room - A story of survival and human connection in challenging circumstances.
• A Streetcar Named Desire - Explores themes of desperation and dreams versus reality.
• Pride - Highlights class struggles and community amidst adversity.
• The Pursuit of Happyness - Follows a man's struggle against poverty to provide for his son.
• My Name Is Earl - A comedy-drama about redemption amidst socioeconomic challenges.
• Parasite - Explores class division and struggles in modern society.
• The Full Monty - Highlights economic hardship and human camaraderie.
• Little Fish - Focuses on love and struggle against the backdrop of economic hardship.
• Band of Brothers - Depicts personal struggle and sacrifice in challenging circumstances.
• The Wire - A gritty examination of socio-economic struggles in urban settings.
• We Are the Best! - A coming-of-age film about resilience in a challenging environment.
• The Road - Explores hardship and the bond between father and son in a bleak world.
• The Kite Runner - A tale of friendship and struggles against a backdrop of social upheaval.
• Save Me - A look at personal struggle and redemption in a challenging society.
• When They See Us - Highlights injustice and personal trauma related to systemic issues.
• Time to Say Goodbye - A raw exploration of personal sacrifice and family loyalty.
• American Crime - A series that delves into crime and its socio-economic implications.
• Breaking Bad - Explores transformation influenced by economic and personal struggles.
• Criminal: UK - Focuses on psychological depth and social issues within crime.
• The Corner - A gritty portrayal of life in a struggling neighborhood.
• The Office (UK) - Offers a perspective on workplace struggles and everyday life.
• Fargo - Combines elements of crime, struggle, and dark humor.
• Sharp Objects - Narrative intertwining psychological trauma with social issues.
• The Bridge - Explores societal issues interlinked with crime and personal stories.
• The Handmaid's Tale - Explores themes of oppression, resilience, and fight against societal norms.
• Unbelievable - A true-crime narrative addressing trust, trauma, and social failures.
• The Big Short - Examines the financial collapse and its human consequences.
• The Queen's Gambit - Follows a young woman's struggle against personal and societal challenges.
• Dolemite Is My Name - Explores themes of struggle and determination in the face of adversity.
• The Newsroom - Highlights the challenges of integrity in a troubled industry.
• Normal People - Focuses on the complexities of relationships against a backdrop of economic realities.
• Atypical - Explores family struggles and societal perceptions of individuals.