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The Underground Railroad

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Follow young Cora’s journey as she makes a desperate bid for freedom in the antebellum South. After escaping her Georgia plantation for the rumored Underground Railroad, Cora discovers no mere metaphor, but an actual railroad full of engineers and conductors, and a secret network of tracks and tunnels beneath the Southern soil.

Type:

Movie

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Genre:

Drama, Fantasy, History, War

Subgenres:

Period Drama

Release:

2021-05-13

Year:

2025

Country:

United States of America

Website:

amazon.com

Language:

English

Companies:

Plan B Entertainment, Amazon Studios, PASTEL, Big Indie Pictures

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The Amazing Grace - Explores the life of a slave ship captain and the themes of love and redemption.
The Old Man and the Gun - Examines personal history and identity, echoing themes of looking back at one's past.
Just Mercy - A legal drama showcasing the inequalities in the justice system affecting African American communities.
Barbershop - Explores community and culture within an African American setting, addressing social issues with humor.
Americanah - A tale about love and identity across different cultures and experiences of race.
Queen Sugar - Follows the struggles of African American family members in rural Louisiana, exploring heritage and identity.
Django Unchained - A revenge story set in the context of slavery, addressing brutal racial dynamics.
Life of Pi - Explores themes of survival and personal journey, paralleling struggles in a historical context.
The King - Examines historic figures through a personal and familial lens, highlighting identity issues.
Harriet - Biopic of Harriet Tubman, showcasing her bravery during slavery and the fight for freedom.
The N-word - A documentary exploring the significance and impact of the N-word in American history and culture.
The Black Godfather - Documentary profiling the life and influence of a black man in Hollywood, touching on racial dynamics.
I Am Not Your Negro - A powerful documentary exploring racial themes using James Baldwin's unfinished manuscript.
Freedom Road - Focuses on post-Civil War recovery and the fight for civil rights and independence.
All American - Inspired by the life of a professional football player, addressing themes of race and identity.
Paris is Burning - Explores themes of identity, community, and aspiration within marginalized groups in New York City.
In the Heat of the Night - A detective story addressing racism in the South while focusing on a personal relationship.
Moonlight - Explores identity, masculinity, and the African American experience through a coming-of-age story.
The Pursuit of Happyness - A story of tenacity against challenging circumstances, showing a man's struggle for a better life.
Hidden Figures - Celebrates the contributions of African American women in NASA, emphasizing perseverance against adversity.
The Secret Life of Bees - Focuses on the struggles of African American women amidst racial tensions in the 1960s.
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12 Years a Slave - Explores the harrowing journey of a free Black man kidnapped into slavery, similar in themes of endurance and resilience.
The Help - Focuses on the lives of African American maids in the 1960s, showcasing racial inequality and personal stories.
Amistad - Based on true events involving a slave rebellion and the struggle for freedom, paralleling themes in Roots.
Harriet - The biographical film about Harriet Tubman's escape from slavery and her missions to save others, echoing similar themes of courage.
The Butler - Follows the life of a White House butler through various presidencies, highlighting racial issues and family dynamics.
Selma - Depicts the historic civil rights march from Selma to Montgomery, addressing ongoing struggles for justice.
Freedom - Tells the story of a runaway slave who participates in the Underground Railroad, focusing on the fight for freedom.
The Birth of a Nation - Based on the life of Nat Turner and his role in a historic slave uprising, sharing themes of rebellion and justice.
Malcolm X - Biographical portrayal of the civil rights leader, exploring themes of identity, justice, and racial struggle.
Just Mercy - Based on true events addressing systemic racism in the justice system; emphasizes the fight for equality and integrity.
The Underground Railroad - A limited series that visually and emotionally depicts the harrowing journey of an enslaved woman seeking freedom.
Da 5 Bloods - A story of African American soldiers during the Vietnam War and their personal struggles, tying into themes of sacrifice and identity.
When They See Us - A dramatization of the real-life Exonerated Five case, focusing on racial injustice and the criminal justice system.
The Long Walk Home - Depicts the Montgomery bus boycott through the experiences of African Americans during the civil rights movement.
Snowfall - A series portraying the impacts of the crack epidemic in the 1980s Los Angeles, touching on themes of race and struggle.
Queen Sugar - Explores family dynamics, heritage, and contemporary issues facing African Americans in the South.
The Color Purple - A story of African American women facing deep-seated issues of race, gender, and identity over several decades.
Love Is__ - A series that draws upon the complexities of love and relationships in the context of African American culture.
The Wire - Analyzes various societal issues in Baltimore, including race, class, and systemic failures.
In the Heat of the Night - Focuses on racial tensions in a Southern town while solving a murder case, merging crime drama with social issues.
American History X - Examines racial hatred and redemption through a powerful narrative focusing on family and societal influences.
Life of Pi - While not directly related to race, it explores themes of survival, faith, and identity in challenging settings.
The Passion of the Christ - Explores themes of suffering and redemption, touching on pivotal historical contexts.
Hidden Figures - Tells the true story of African American women mathematicians at NASA, highlighting themes of perseverance and achievement.
Belly - Explores the struggles of young African American men in the urban community, highlighting societal and personal challenges.
Fences - Based on a play about an African American father and his family's struggles, addressing themes of legacy and race.
Black Panther - Blends themes of heritage, identity, and the fight against oppression within African culture and history.
This Is Us - Examines multi-generational family dynamics, race, and identity, showcasing emotional struggles.
The Intouchables - A touching story of friendship across socioeconomic boundaries which resonates with themes of empathy and awareness.
Do the Right Thing - A powerful exploration of race relations and social tension in a Brooklyn neighborhood, addressing systemic issues.
A Raisin in the Sun - Focuses on an African American family's struggles and dreams amid societal pressures and discrimination.
Orange Is the New Black - A series that delves into the lives of women in prison, often addressing themes of race, identity, and justice.
The Autobiography of Miss Jane Pittman - A powerful depiction of African American history through the eyes of a woman who lived through significant events.
Self Made: Inspired by the Life of Madam C.J. Walker - A mini-series focused on the life of Madam C.J. Walker, the first female self-made millionaire in America.
The Nightingale - Revolves around survival and resilience through trauma in a historical context, resonating with similar journeys.
The Imitation Game - While primarily a WWII story, it addresses themes of identity and persecution, particularly during a transformative time.
Black Mirror: White Christmas - Specifically highlights themes of ethics and identity within social constructs, resonating with broader questions of humanity.
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12 Years a Slave - Both films explore themes of race, struggle, and resilience in historical contexts.
The Help - Focuses on racial issues and the lives of African American women in the South during the Civil Rights era.
Fruitvale Station - A poignant story about racial injustice and personal resilience based on a true story.
Selma - Conveys the struggles of African Americans for civil rights, similar historical context.
The Color Purple - Explores themes of race, gender, and hardship while highlighting the strength of women.
Beasts of the Southern Wild - Both films depict the struggles of marginalized communities and their resilience in difficult circumstances.
If Beale Street Could Talk - Focuses on love and injustice within the African American community, similar emotional depth.
Black Panther - While a superhero film, it addresses themes of identity and race, similar to Mudbound's cultural focus.
Mud - Similar themes of struggle, survival, and the connection to rural America.
The Kite Runner - Explores deep emotional and cultural themes, including trauma and redemption.
The Pursuit of Happyness - Tells a story of personal hardship and resilience in overcoming socioeconomic challenges.
A United Kingdom - Explores racial and cultural tensions in a historical context similar to Mudbound.
The Butler - Traces the life of an African American man who serves several presidents, showcasing race relations.
The Invisible Man - Deals with personal trauma and overcoming oppressive situations with a focus on the female experience.
Daughters of the Dust - Explores African American heritage and women's roles within their communities.
A Raisin in the Sun - Focuses on the struggles of an African American family dealing with issues of race and identity.
The Last Black Man in San Francisco - Focuses on issues of race and identity, highlighting personal and communal struggles.
Dear White People - Explores racial tensions and identity issues in a contemporary college setting.
The Underground Railroad - A series that explores the historical struggles for freedom and the harsh realities of racism.
Roots - A historical miniseries that explores the African American experience and struggles against slavery.
Just Mercy - Highlights legal injustices and the personal struggles of those affected by systemic racism.
Room - Explores trauma and resilience in a confined situation, similar emotional themes.
The Diary of a Teenage Girl - Focuses on personal growth and struggles with societal expectations.
Moonlight - Covers themes of identity, struggle, and the African American experience in a profound way.
Sorry to Bother You - Addresses racial themes and socioeconomic struggles through a satirical lens.
The Secret Life of Bees - Explores race relations and the strength of female characters set in a historical context.
Fences - Deals with themes of race, family, and personal struggle in mid-20th century America.
Belly - Explores themes of struggle, choice, and the impact of socioeconomic conditions.
Sweetgrass - A documentary that captures the struggles of modern ranchers, connecting to rural communities.
Life of Pi - Centers around survival against the odds and emotional struggles similar to Mudbound.
The Pursuit of Love - Investigates personal relationships and societal pressures in a historical context.
Gone with the Wind - Explores complex relationships and societal issues in a historical Southern setting.
My Girl - A coming-of-age story that deals with loss and personal growth in a southern setting.
Eve's Bayou - A film that navigates family dynamics and personal secrets in a Southern backdrop.
American Honey - Explores themes of youth, freedom, and search for identity in America.
The Nightingale - Features themes of survival and resilience against a brutal historical backdrop.
A Quiet Place - Focuses on family survival and resilience in a post-apocalyptic setting.
The Road - Explores themes of survival and father-son relationships in a bleak world.
Winter's Bone - Follows a young woman in a rural area facing adversity and familial obligation.
The Grapes of Wrath - Deals with themes of hardship, family, and resilience during the Great Depression.
All the King's Men - Explores power, corruption, and societal issues through a historical lens.
A Walk in the Woods - Centers on themes of adventure, survival, and personal challenges against nature.
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Roots - Both explore African American history and the struggle for freedom and identity.
The Help - Deals with racism and the lives of African American maids in the 1960s.
12 Years a Slave - Portrays the brutal realities of slavery and the journey to freedom.
Selma - Focuses on the civil rights movement and the fight for African American voting rights.
A Raisin in the Sun - Examines African American family struggles and dreams in the face of adversity.
Mississippi Burning - Explores the FBI's investigation into the disappearance of civil rights activists.
The Color Purple - Highlights the life and struggles of African American women in the South.
Fences - Tackles issues of race and family dynamics in the mid-20th century.
Beloved - Deals with the haunting past of slavery and its effects on the present.
The Butler - Chronicles the life of a White House butler who serves several presidents and witnesses the changes in America.
The Pursuit of Happyness - Focuses on overcoming adversity and the struggle for a better life.
Just Mercy - Explores themes of injustice and the legal struggles of an African American man.
When They See Us - Based on the true story of the Central Park Five and the injustices they faced.
Freedom Writers - A teacher inspires her at-risk students to embrace education in the face of adversity.
The Secret Life of Bees - Explores themes of race, family, and the struggle for acceptance in 1960s America.
Deadwood - Explores early American society and the struggles for power and identity.
I Am Not Your Negro - A documentary reflecting on race relations in America using James Baldwin’s unfinished manuscript.
The New Jim Crow: Mass Incarceration in the Age of Colorblindness - Documentary exploring systemic racism and the criminal justice system in America.
The Express - Based on the true story of Ernie Davis, the first African American to win the Heisman Trophy.
Antwone Fisher - Follows the journey of a young African American man overcoming his traumatic past.
Ray - A biopic about Ray Charles exploring his struggles with blindness and racism.
The Underground Railroad - A limited series depicting the harrowing journey of a young slave seeking freedom.
American History X - Explores themes of racism and redemption through the experiences of its characters.
The Grapes of Wrath - Depicts hardship and struggle during the Great Depression, similar to the resilience themes.
Black Panther - Focuses on identity, heritage, and empowerment of the African American community.
The Long Walk Home - Set during the Montgomery bus boycott, it highlights the fight for civil rights.
A United Kingdom - Based on a true story involving racial issues and marriage across cultural divides.
To Kill a Mockingbird - Examines racism in America through the lens of a child's innocence.
The Last Black Man in San Francisco - Explores issues of gentrification and identity in the African American community.
Little Fires Everywhere - Explores themes of motherhood, race, and societal tensions in a suburban setting.
Hidden Figures - Highlights the contributions of African American women in NASA during the Space Race.
Beale Street Could Talk - Explores themes of love and injustice in the face of systemic racism.
Selma Lord Selma - A children's film depicting a true story of the civil rights movement.
Boyz n the Hood - Examines life in South Central Los Angeles and the effects of systemic issues on African American youth.
The 24th - Based on the true story of the all-Black 24th Infantry Regiment and their fight for justice.
Southern Comfort - A documentary that examines the lives of transgender individuals in the South, sharing experiences of resilience.
Proud Mary - Features a strong African American woman navigating a life of challenges and redemption.
The Hate U Give - Examines racism and the impact of police violence on a young African American girl.
The Black Candle - A documentary on the African American experience in America, exploring history and struggles.
Django Unchained - A fictional story that addresses themes of slavery and justice in American history.
Crown Heights - Based on the true story of a man wrongfully convicted, showcasing issues of race and injustice.

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The Help - Explores the racial dynamics and social issues in the South during the 1960s.
Hidden Figures - Focuses on the untold stories of African American women and their contributions to society.
12 Years a Slave - A historical drama depicting the harsh realities of slavery in America.
Selma - Inspired by the historical civil rights march led by Martin Luther King Jr.
Mississippi Burning - A crime thriller based on true events surrounding civil rights activists in the South.
The Butler - Follows the life of a White House butler serving under multiple presidents during the civil rights movement.
The Freedom Writers - Tells the story of a teacher seeking to inspire her students through writing amidst social strife.
Fruitvale Station - Based on the true story of Oscar Grant, emphasizing social justice and racial issues.
A Raisin in the Sun - Explores the struggles of a Black family facing racial discrimination and inequality.
The Pursuit of Happyness - Showcases the challenges faced by an African American man striving for a better life.
The Call of the Wild - Explores themes of survival and identity, much like personal journeys seen in the story.
12 Angry Men - Focuses on moral dilemmas and justice, closely aligning with the themes of the series.
The Grapes of Wrath - Deals with American socio-economic struggles during the Great Depression.
One Night in Miami - Fictional account of a pivotal night in the lives of great African American icons.
The Green Book - Explores the unlikely friendship between a black musician and his driver in the 1960s.
Loving - Based on the true story of an interracial couple's fight for their marriage rights.
The 24th - Covers racial unrest and the struggles faced by soldiers from the African American community.
Detroit - A tense drama that depicts racial tensions during the Detroit riots in the 1960s.
Murder in Mississippi - Based on the true story of civil rights activists who were murdered in the South.
When They See Us - A miniseries about the wrongful convictions of the Central Park Five that shows systemic racial issues.
American Son - Explores the complexities of race and relationships in contemporary America.
Just Mercy - Focuses on the legal battle for a wrongfully convicted black man, highlighting racial injustice.
The Wire - A realistic portrayal of life in Baltimore, touching upon race and socio-economic issues.
Roots - Tells the story of an African American family's history and struggles through slavery and beyond.
The Hate U Give - Addresses police brutality and racial tensions through the eyes of a young African American girl.
BlacKkKlansman - A true story blending humor and drama about racial tension in America during the 1970s.
Dear White People - A satirical look at racial tensions on a college campus and the complexities of identity.
The Last Black Man in San Francisco - Explores themes of displacement and identity within a changing urban landscape.
The Underground Railroad - A historical drama that provides an alternate history of the Underground Railroad.
With Honors - A story that highlights class struggles and friendships across social divides.
Skin - Explores the complexities of race and identity through a real-life story.
The Secret Life of Bees - Set in the South, it explores themes of racism, female empowerment, and family.
The Fighting Temptations - A musical comedy that addresses themes of community and redemption.
Belly - Explores inner-city life and social issues through the lens of hip-hop culture.
Antwone Fisher - Based on a true story, it discusses personal adversity and identity.
Black Panther - Highlights issues of identity, culture, and social justice within a fictional narrative.
Fences - Explores black life in America and familial struggles through powerful dialogue.
Sorry to Bother You - A satirical look at race and capitalism in contemporary society.
Proud Mary - A film that blends action with themes of family, loyalty, and personal redemption.
Uncle Tom - A documentary discussing the African American experience and diverse perspectives.
In the Heat of the Night - Explores racism through the lens of a murder investigation in a Southern town.
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Rabbit-Proof Fence - Both explore themes of Indigenous struggles and resilience against oppressive systems.
The Last of the Mohicans - Similar themes of colonial conflict and the plight of Indigenous peoples.
The Proposition - Explores colonialism in Australia with a focus on violence and morality.
Samson and Delilah - Examines contemporary Indigenous life in Australia, highlighting struggles and relationships.
12 Years a Slave - Focuses on the brutal realities of oppression and the fight for freedom.
Dead Poets Society - Explores themes of individuality and societal constraints, although in a different context.
Wheat Harvest - Highlights the struggles of marginalized groups in a rural setting, akin to Jimmie’s fight.
Mystery Road - Combines crime drama with Indigenous issues and landscapes, echoing themes of searching for justice.
The Sapphires - Follows the journey of Aboriginal women against a historical backdrop of oppression.
Crocodile Dundee - While a comedy, it portrays Australian culture and Indigenous issues humorously and critically.
The Tracker - Explores race relations within the context of Australian history, akin to Jimmie’s experiences.
A Man's World - Revolves around societal pressures and identity, sharing thematic similarities.
Australia - Combines historical events with personal stories relating to Indigenous experiences.
The Nightingale - Features themes of vengeance and the aftermath of colonial violence.
In the Valley of Elah - Explores the consequences of war and violence on individuals and families.
Mystery Road: Origin - Deepens the exploration of Indigenous identity and conflict.
Picnic at Hanging Rock - Explores cultural tensions and the mysterious loss of identity in an Australian setting.
Beast - A dark narrative surrounding conflict and personal struggles, echoing similar emotional weight.
The Australian Dream - Explores identity and race in contemporary Australia, addressing systemic issues.
Snowtown - A chilling portrayal of crime and violence in a rural Australian community.
The King’s Speech - Focuses on overcoming oppression and personal challenges, albeit in a different context.
The Water Diviner - Explores the aftermath of war and personal loss in the context of Australian history.
First Nations: The Untold Story - Documentary focused on Indigenous history, much like the themes in Jimmie's story.
A Midsummer Night's Dream - Reflects on societal challenges and personal transformation, thematic resonance with personal journeys.
Gatsby - Explores themes of identity and societal expectations, though in a different light.
Hotel Mumbai - Based on real events highlighting survival against oppression and tragic outcomes.
Hunt for the Wilderpeople - Combines humor with themes of belonging and cultural connection in nature.
Sweet Country - Depicts the harsh realities of life for Aboriginal people in a historical context.
Redfern Now - TV series that centers on contemporary Indigenous Australian stories and challenges.
The Underground Railroad - Deals with escape from oppression and the journey towards freedom.
One Night the Moon - Explores Indigenous relationships with land and the impact of loss.
The Queen’s Gambit - Themes of struggle and triumph against societal expectations in a talent-driven context.
Killing Ground - Horror film that reflects on personal battles and survival in the face of violence.
The Last Wave - Explores Indigenous spirituality and law in Australia, reflecting similar themes.
Balibo - A historical drama exploring the impact of colonial violence on individuals.
The Killing of Two Lovers - Focuses on personal struggles within a tense environment, reflecting similar emotional themes.
The Boy Who Cried Wolf - Deals with family dynamics and societal issues, echoing Jimmie's conflict with society.
The Great Gatsby - Explores themes of aspiration and identity, but in a different historical context.
Hotel Rwanda - Depicts the horrors of genocide and the fight for survival against overwhelming odds.
Suffragette - Focuses on the personal sacrifices made for social justice, similar to themes in Jimmie's narrative.

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The Wicker Man - Both involve mysteries surrounding a secluded community with dark secrets.
A Clockwork Orange - Explores themes of societal control and psychological manipulation.
The Handmaiden - Features psychological twists and deep character studies.
Prisoners - Involves a gripping kidnapping mystery with intense moral dilemmas.
Memento - Centers on memory and identity within a dark narrative structure.
The Others - A thriller with a haunting atmosphere and unexpected plot turns.
Gone Girl - Explores the dark aspects of relationships and media manipulation.
Shutter Island - Combines psychological thriller elements with a mystery unfolding in an isolated setting.
Black Mirror - Anthology series that delves into the darker side of human nature and technology.
The Killing - A gripping crime drama that meticulously unveils its mysteries.
Mindhunter - Investigates criminal psychology through intense dialogue and character development.
Seven - A thriller that dives into the darkness of human behavior and crime.
Dark - Involves complex narratives and explores deep psychological themes.
Nocturnal Animals - Features a dual narrative that examines revenge and trauma.
True Detective - A series delving into dark crimes with intricate character motivations.
Zodiac - Focuses on a real-life mystery surrounding a serial killer with a haunting atmosphere.
The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo - Combines investigative journalism with deep psychological insights.
American Psycho - Explores themes of identity and morality amidst a disturbing narrative.
The Sixth Sense - Employs a mysterious atmosphere with psychological twists.
The Fall - A psychological thriller focused on the cat-and-mouse game between a detective and a serial killer.
The Invisible Man - Examines trauma and guilt within a psychological horror framework.
Get Out - A horror film that critiques societal norms through a psychological lens.
Fargo - Combines crime, dark humor, and complex characters in a small-town setting.
The Machinist - Features themes of insomnia and guilt affecting the psyche.
Oldboy - A dark story of revenge and psychological torment.
Body of Lies - Explores espionage and moral ambiguity within global politics.
Side Effects - A psychological thriller that critiques modern medicine and addresses mental health.
The Bone Collector - Involves a gripping crime investigation with well-developed characters.
The Girl on the Train - Features themes of obsession and unreliable narrators within a suspenseful narrative.
Annihilation - Combines psychological horror with science fiction, focusing on self-destruction.
The Killing of a Sacred Deer - Explores morality and psychological tension within familial relationships.
The Lighthouse - A psychological thriller that explores madness in an isolated setting.
The Silence of the Lambs - Follows intense psychological battles between the characters amidst mystery.
The Gift - Involves secrets from the past affecting present relationships in a thrilling narrative.
Funny Games - A disturbing psychological thriller that critiques violence in media.
The Secret in Their Eyes - Blends crime investigation with a personal story that has deep psychological undertones.
The Underground Railroad - Explores personal trauma and societal issues through a psychological lens.
Sharp Objects - A psychological thriller that deals with family secrets and mental illness.