Movies like Kimjongilia

Fahrenheit 9/11, directed by Michael Moore, is a provocative examination of the presidency of George W. Bush and the War on Terror. Those drawn to Kimjongilia for its political depth and critical eye might find this documentary's controversial perspective equally compelling.

Inside Job meticulously explains the financial collapse of 2008 in a way that's both informative and captivating. While it focuses on economic rather than political oppression, like Kimjongilia, it offers a critical view on a system that affects millions of lives.

The Fog of War features former U.S. Secretary of Defense Robert McNamara discussing his role in various military conflicts. Its exploration of the complexities of war and power may resonate with viewers who are interested in the political dynamics highlighted in Kimjongilia.

Ai Weiwei: Never Sorry follows the famous Chinese artist and activist as he engages in political and social criticism. Similar to Kimjongilia's depiction of resistance against an authoritarian regime, the documentary celebrates the spirit of dissent and demands for freedom.