Movies and TvShows featuring "hopelessness" theme.

When a group of college students discover they have magical abilities, they are drawn into a secret world of magic and danger. As they learn to control their powers, they must navigate relationships, face personal demons, and protect the magical realm from a growing darkness.

After surviving a plane crash in the mountains, two strangers must work together to survive the harsh wilderness and find their way back to civilization.

Texhnolyze is a brooding and atmospheric TV show that takes place in a decaying city. It explores themes of despair, loneliness, and the human condition in a society on the brink of collapse.

Eden Lake is a horror thriller film set in England, where a couple's idyllic vacation takes a horrifying turn when they are targeted by a group of violent teenagers. The couple finds themselves trapped in a sadistic game of survival as they try to escape the ruthless gang and make it out of the remote lake alive.

Silenced tells the harrowing story of a group of deaf students who endure physical and sexual abuse by their teachers in a Korean school. Based on a true story, the movie sheds light on the corruption and injustice that allowed the abuse to go unpunished. It explores themes of hopelessness, mental abuse, and the fight for justice.

In the midst of the Angel invasion, Shinji and Rei are chosen to pilot the new Eva unit, and they must overcome personal challenges to save humanity.

Evangelion: 3.0 You Can (Not) Redo is a 2012 movie set in a post-apocalyptic world where a teenager named Shinji battles giant robots known as Evangelions. As he continues his fight, he must confront his complicated relationship with his father and navigate the mysteries and conspiracies surrounding the Eva program. The movie explores themes of loneliness, hopelessness, and the emotional vulnerability of its characters. With stunning animation and a mature storyline, Evangelion: 3.0 You Can (Not) Redo is a must-watch for fans of the genre.

In Medieval Japan, an elderly warlord retires, handing over his empire to his three sons. However, he vastly underestimates how the new-found power will corrupt them and cause them to turn on each other...and him. Akira Kurosawa's treatment of King Lear, with three sons dealing with the passing of an era as their warlord father Lord Hidetora Ichimonji (Tatsuya Nakadai) tries to find peace in his last years by dividing his fief among them. While one honest son, Saburo Naotora Ichimonji (Daisuke Ryu), faces his family's wrath for speaking the truth, his two brothers, Taro Takatora Ichimonji (Akira Terao) and Jiro Masatora Ichimonji (Jinpachi Nezu) vie for power in the vacuum left by Hidetora's retirement. While Kyoami the Court Fool (Pîtâ) makes wise commentary, Hidetora discovers for himself the madness caused by his thirst for power, and tries to find redemption for his deadly past.

In the 1930s, a French convict named Papillon befriends a fellow criminal, Dega, as they begin their sentence on Devil's Island, a penal colony in South America. Papillon, determined to escape, convinces Dega to join him in his plan. They endure harsh conditions, crocodile attacks, and betrayal as they make their way to freedom. Despite setbacks and the passage of time, Papillon's determination leads him to eventually succeed and outlive the prison.

Chris Nielsen dies in an accident and enters Heaven. When he learns that his wife Annie has committed suicide, he goes on an afterlife adventure to be with her. While in Heaven, he meets a guide and learns about his new existence. He also tries to communicate with Annie, but it only causes her pain. Chris eventually reunites with his daughter Marie and decides to rescue Annie from Hell, even though it is believed to be impossible. With the help of a tracker, he finds Annie, but risks becoming trapped in Hell. In the end, Annie saves Chris and they are reunited with their children in Heaven.

In a post-apocalyptic world, a man and his family live in a desolate home, trying to survive as an unnatural threat terrorizes the world. When a desperate family seeks refuge, tensions rise as trust is tested and the true nature of the threat is revealed.

The Report is a political thriller based on the true story of Senate staffer Daniel Jones, who investigates the CIA's use of torture following the September 11 attacks. As Jones uncovers shocking secrets, he becomes determined to expose the truth, facing obstacles from the highest levels of government.

The Hours is a movie about three women from different time periods who are connected through the novel 'Mrs. Dalloway' and their experiences with suicide. Virginia Woolf, a writer in 1920s London, struggles with her own mental health and ultimately takes her own life. Laura Brown, a housewife in 1950s Los Angeles, contemplates leaving her family but ultimately decides to stay. Clarissa Vaughan, a woman planning a party in modern-day New York, deals with the suicide of her close friend Richard. The film explores themes of depression, empowerment, and the complexity of human relationships.

In 'Cruising,' a detective is sent undercover to investigate a series of murders targeting the gay community in New York City. As he immerses himself in the world of gay clubs and leather bars, he struggles with his own identity and the morality of his mission. The film explores themes of homophobia, sexual repression, and the complexities of the undercover life. With its gritty and suspenseful atmosphere, 'Cruising' delves into the dark underbelly of society, posing questions of identity, desire, and power.

Irrational Man is a 2015 movie about a philosophy professor named Abe Lucas who is going through an existential crisis. He arrives at a small town college in Rhode Island and forms a connection with two women - a student named Jill and a married professor named Rita. Abe decides to commit a morally justifiable murder to find new purpose in his life.

A young woman goes on a road trip to find herself and discover the meaning of love. Along the way, she encounters various characters and experiences the ups and downs of life, ultimately realizing that true happiness comes from within.

Kids Return is a movie about two high school friends, Shinji and Masaru, who are both struggling with their lives. Shinji joins a boxing gym and becomes a successful boxer, while Masaru becomes involved with the yakuza. The movie explores their separate journeys and how their choices ultimately shape their futures.

The Lost Weekend is a film noir about a struggling writer with a drinking problem who spirals into desperation and delirium over the course of a long weekend. He battles his addiction, experiences hallucinations and nightmares, and faces the consequences of his actions.

American Pastoral is a crime drama movie that follows the story of a daughter named Merry who searches for her missing father, a radical activist from the 1960s. The movie explores themes of family dysfunction, political activism, and the aftermath of the Vietnam War.

In 'Taste of Cherry,' a middle-aged man named Mr. Badii drives around Tehran in search of someone who will bury him after he commits suicide. Along the way, he gives rides to various passengers and engages in philosophical conversations about life and death. The film explores themes of hope, despair, and self-reflection.