Movies like The Last Black Man in San Francisco

Boyz n the Hood is an essential examination of the challenges facing African-American youth in South Central Los Angeles. Much like The Last Black Man in San Francisco, it blends personal narrative with broader social issues, creating a compelling and empathetic story.

Spike Lee's classic film Do the Right Thing examines race relations in Brooklyn over the course of a single hot day. Its ensemble cast and interweaving stories explore themes of community and gentrification, akin to the narrative layers of The Last Black Man in San Francisco.

This film offers a colorful yet heartbreaking slice of life set on the outskirts of Disney World. The Florida Project shares with The Last Black Man in San Francisco an intricate look at human relationships against the backdrop of societal marginalization.

Fruitvale Station, based on the true story of Oscar Grant, brings a heartfelt and harrowing look at race relations and the African-American experience. Its emotional depth and social relevance will resonate with those who were moved by The Last Black Man in San Francisco.