Movies like The Death of Stalin (2017)
If you're looking for some great movies that are a lot like The Death of Stalin, here is our list of similar films:
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    1. Dr. Strangelove or: How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love the Bomb

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    Dr. Strangelove is a classic satire directed by Stanley Kubrick that tackles the serious subject of nuclear war with biting humor and absurdity. Fans of The Death of Stalin's approach to the darkly comedic elements of political power plays will find a similar cleverness in Dr. Strangelove's treatment of Cold War anxieties.

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    2. The Dictator

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    The Dictator stars Sacha Baron Cohen as a fictional North African dictator who is as ridiculous as he is oppressive. Fans of The Death of Stalin's dark humor and political satire will likely appreciate Cohen's outrageous approach to lampooning dictatorial power.

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    3. Four Lions

    #2,418 most popular movie yesterday

    Four Lions is a dark comedy that follows a group of amateur British jihadists as they bungle their way through terror plots. Like The Death of Stalin, it expertly balances comedy with dark themes and depicts the incongruous humor in the midst of serious, political situations.

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    4. Wag the Dog

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    Wag the Dog is a political satire that delves into the manipulation of media and public perception by political figures. The clever and insightful look at political spin and the creation of distractions for the public offers a similar blend of humor and cynicism found in The Death of Stalin.

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    5. In the Loop

    #3,698 most popular movie yesterday

    In the Loop is a razor-sharp political satire that shares a director with The Death of Stalin, Armando Iannucci. With its witty dialogue and satirical portrayal of the maneuverings within politics, this film resonates with viewers who appreciate Iannucci's incisive humor and commentary on political absurdities.