Movies like Black and White

Crash interweaves multiple storylines about race, class, family, and gender in Los Angeles. Much like Black and White, it tackles the complexities of racial tensions and social perceptions in a contemporary urban setting.

American History X examines the effects of racism and redemption through the story of a former neo-Nazi skinhead. If the raw depiction of racial issues in Black and White intrigued you, this film's intense and powerful narrative will also resonate.

Set during the civil rights movement, The Help explores the relationship between African American maids and their white employers. This film, akin to Black and White, delves into themes of racial discrimination and the quest for social justice.

A courtroom drama set in Mississippi, A Time to Kill deals with race and justice as a young lawyer defends a black man accused of murder. It provides a tense and emotional look at racial conflict, a theme that also drives the narrative of Black and White.

Traffic explores the complex world of drug trafficking and its impacts on individuals across various social and political spectrums. Its multi-narrative structure, similar to that of Black and White, offers a wide-ranging look at a controversial issue.

Loving tells the true story of Richard and Mildred Loving, an interracial couple who fought for their right to be married in 1960s Virginia. The movie’s focus on race and legal challenges parallels the societal themes seen in Black and White.