Top Movies & TV Shows Similar to Connections List

• The Ascent of Man - Explores the history of science and technology, similar to the connections made in 'Connections'.
• Cosmos: A Spacetime Odyssey - A documentary series that examines the laws of nature and coordinates in space-time.
• The Shock of the New - A documentary that explores the relationship between modern art and society.
• Connections 2 - A sequel to the original series that continues to explore interrelated historical events.
• How We Got to Now - Documents the history of innovation and its profound impacts on society.
• The Story of Us with Morgan Freeman - Explores human history and how different aspects of humanity are interconnected.
• Sapiens: A Brief History of Humankind - Based on the book, it discusses the connections between human evolution and society.
• The Secret Life of Machines - Explains the technology behind everyday devices, similar to historical connections in 'Connections'.
• The Universe - Explores the cosmos and the scientific principles that govern it, paralleling themes of discovery.
• Planet Earth II - A documentary series showcasing the interconnectedness of life on Earth.
• Connections: A Documentary - A documentary exploring the themes of the original Connections series in more depth.
• Into The Universe With Stephen Hawking - Explores complex scientific concepts and their historical developments.
• The Men Who Built America - Documents the interconnections between influential figures and events in American industrial history.
• The Fall of Civilizations Podcast - Explores the reasons behind the collapse of civilizations, emphasizing interconnected historical factors.
• The Story of Things - Examines the invention and evolution of everyday objects and their impact on human life.
• We Are All Connected - Explores the concept of unity and interconnectedness in human experience.
• The Age of the Stupid - Documentary that relates human actions and their consequences on the climate.
• What We Do in the Shadows - Although comedic, it draws connections between supernatural beings and everyday life.
• Twilight Zone - Explores themes of causality and its impact on characters, drawing connections between situations.
• Connections: The Forgotten History - Continuing the themes of 'Connections' in a fresh, engaging way.
• The World at War - Examines the interconnectedness of events leading to World War II.
• Elements: A Visual Exploration - Explores the fundamental connections in the periodic table in a visually engaging manner.
• The Code - Examines the interconnectedness of mathematics and the world around us.
• Guns, Germs, and Steel - Explores the environmental and historical connections that shaped civilizations.
• American Experience - Documents key figures and events in American history, showing how they interconnect.
• Curiosity: How It Works - Explores various aspects of science and technology, highlighting historical connections.
• The Brain: A Secret History - Explores the development of neuroscience and its historical context.
• The Time Traveler's Guide to Elizabethan England - Examines the societal connections of the Elizabethan era.
• Super Size Me - Connects health, diet, and culture in a compelling and entertaining way.
• Crash Course History - Provides engaging lessons connecting various historical events and figures.
• History: The Ultimate History Quiz - Tests knowledge on the interconnectedness of historical events.
• The Last Dance - Tells the story of Michael Jordan's career while connecting to social phenomena.
• NOVA - Explores scientific discoveries and their historical significance.
• Inside Bill's Brain: Decoding Bill Gates - Delves into the life of Bill Gates and how his innovations connect to societal impacts.
• The Great Courses - Offers a variety of subjects that often intertwine historical contexts.
• The Philanthropist - Depicts how individual initiatives can have vast interconnected impacts on society.
• An Idiot Abroad - Follows an individual's journey and the connections made between cultures.
• The Science of Happiness - Examines psychology, well-being, and their connections to broader societal impacts.
• What If? - Speculates on various connected historical events and their possible alternatives.
• The Great British Bake Off - Draws connections between food culture and community through competitive baking.