Movies like Cosmopolis

This cult classic navigates the life of a wealthy investment banking executive with a dark secret, dovetailing with Cosmopolis in its examination of capitalism, wealth, and identity. American Psycho, like Cosmopolis, provides a space for viewers interested in penetrating the psyche of its enigmatic protagonist.

Although less surreal than Cosmopolis, The Social Network's sharp dialogue, and critique of the modern tech landscape, align with the kind of contemporary commentary that permeates Cosmopolis.

Directed by David Fincher, Fight Club offers a critique of consumerism and masculine identity in modern society, wrapped in a style of dark satire. If the psychological and societal underpinnings of Cosmopolis intrigued you, Fight Club's punchy narrative and thematic explorations may also resonate.

An earlier film by David Cronenberg, Crash dives into the dark and unconventional with a storyline driving through themes of technology, human desire, and the fusion of flesh with the mechanical. Like Cosmopolis, it challenges viewers with discomforting ideas and a narrative that defies traditional structure.

Charlie Kaufman's Synecdoche, New York presents a complex and multi-layered narrative, akin to Cosmopolis, that delves into the protagonist's psyche and presents a profound meditation on life, art, and identity.

For fans of the cerebral and abstract, A Scanner Darkly offers an animated tour through a dystopian future. It presents a deep-dive into the mind and altered realities, which could appeal to those who appreciate the psychological depths of Cosmopolis.

Another mind-bending dive into the fusion of technology, sex, and violence by David Cronenberg, Videodrome might attract Cosmopolis fans with its visceral approach and thought-provoking narrative.

Holy Motors is a unique odyssey through the streets of Paris, much like Cosmopolis is a journey through New York. Both films offer a surreal, dream-like narrative with unconventional storytelling that defies genre conventions.