The Social Dilemma

A somber, interwoven drama that keeps you uneasy as it traces loneliness and cruelty through screens, ending on a fragile note of connection.

A tense, talky procedural that turns corporate documents and Senate hearings into a quiet battle for conscience, with a chilly, urgent aftertaste.

A sleek but hollow cautionary tale that feels more like a lecture than a thriller, with a few tense moments.

A sobering, intricate documentary that feels like a slow-burning political thriller, leaving you unsettled about the invisible forces shaping what you see online.

A thoughtful, offbeat tour of the digital age that mixes wonder, unease, and Herzog's deadpan curiosity into a quietly unsettling meditation.

A sprawling, melancholy ensemble piece that feels like a cautionary tale about digital life, earnest but often heavy-handed.

A sobering, intricately structured chronicle that interweaves personal devastation with corporate malfeasance, demanding attention and leaving a lingering sense of outrage and sorrow.

A sobering, quietly devastating look at a real tragedy and the digital world that enabled it.

A brisk, alarmingly relatable look at how screens hook us, mixing playful experiments with sobering facts about the devices in our pockets.

A cool, cerebral chamber piece that tightens like a wire, blending quiet philosophical unease with sudden, unsettling violence.

A sober, heartfelt portrait that builds quiet outrage as a brilliant young life is crushed by an indifferent system, leaving sorrow and resolve.

A thought-provoking, emotionally resonant journey that blends satire and drama, making you question reality and root for the protagonist's liberation.