Movies and TvShows featuring "inhumane-treatment" theme.

During the Warring States era, the feuding generals were suddenly struck down one after another by the demonic Kishin. In the 150 years since, groups of individuals have continued to resist Kishin control. They are called Bushi bands. When they were young, Musashi and Kojiro would hear tales about the Bushi from Kojiro's father, and the two of them dream to form the strongest Bushi band. One day, as Musashi struggles with his choices, he witnesses humans being torn apart by oni. Forced to face the truth, Musashi rises up against the powerful oni to make his dream with Kojiro come true!

The Poughkeepsie Tapes is a disturbing horror movie that follows the story of a psycho killer who captures and tortures his victims. The movie is presented in a documentary-style format, showcasing the horrifying events and psychological torment inflicted upon the victims. It delves into the depths of human suffering and showcases the sadistic nature of the killer.

Experimenter is a biographical drama that explores the life and work of the controversial psychologist Stanley Milgram. The movie focuses on Milgram's infamous electric shock experiments, in which he tested people's willingness to obey authority figures. Through these experiments, Milgram revealed the dark side of human behavior and challenged the commonly held belief in personal responsibility. The film also delves into the personal life of Milgram, including his relationship with his wife and his struggles with the ethical implications of his research.

In 1971, a groundbreaking social experiment is conducted at Stanford University, where participants are randomly assigned the roles of prisoners and guards. What was meant to be a two-week study on the psychology of prison life takes a dark turn as the guards become increasingly sadistic and the prisoners fight to maintain their humanity.

The Railway Man is a gripping drama based on the true story of Eric Lomax, a British World War II veteran who was captured and tortured by the Japanese in a POW camp. Years later, haunted by his traumatic past, Lomax sets out to confront his captors and seek forgiveness.

In post-World War II Denmark, a group of young German prisoners of war, some of them boys, are forced to clear minefields under the command of a Danish sergeant. The movie portrays the inhumane treatment the prisoners face and explores themes of humanity, moral dilemmas, and heroism.

In Nazi-occupied Hungary during World War II, a group of prisoners, including a former footballer, are forced to play a football match against their captors in a death camp.

During World War II, a British sergeant-major is assigned to a military prison in Libya, where he faces challenges such as sadistic wardens, prisoner abuse, and extreme heat in the Sahara Desert.

Dominion is a chilling documentary that unveils the cruel practices of the meat industry, showcasing the inhumane treatment of animals in farms and slaughterhouses. It exposes the accelerated growth and unethical practices of turkey farms, duck farms, beef industry, and dairy farms. The film sheds light on the graphic animal slaughter, animal mutilation, and maltreatment that takes place in poultry processing plants, hatcheries, and egg farms. It also explores the negative impact of factory farming on the environment and the ethics behind animal exploitation. Dominion is a powerful indictment of the capitalistic system that perpetuates the suffering of animals.

American Fable is a drama thriller set in the Reagan era American Midwest. A young girl finds herself facing foreclosure on her family farm and desperate to help her parents, she stumbles upon a dark secret involving a mysterious woman and a violent teenager. As she tries to navigate the dangerous situation, she is forced to make a moral dilemma while hiding and eavesdropping. This film explores themes of economic crisis, desperation, and the innocence of childhood.

Mockingbird Don't Sing (2001) is based on the true story of a 13-year-old girl who was abused by her father. The film explores her tragic life, including false accusations of child molestation, and her eventual escape and adoption. It delves into themes of child abuse, neglect, and the impact of a dysfunctional family. With elements of linguistics and the search for identity, it portrays the girl's struggle for survival and her triumph over adversity.

An intensive psychological test by Professor Philip Zimbardo in 1971 saw US students volunteer to play prisoners and guards in an bid to examine the nature of good and evil. Within five days, four prisoners had broken down and another was on hunger strike. This film, containing strong language, reveals why the test was abandoned after less than a week.

Darfur Now is a gripping documentary that highlights the crisis and humanitarian issues in Darfur, Sudan, depicting the suffering and violence faced by the people living in the region. The film focuses on the efforts of activists and the United Nations to address the situation and bring hope to the devastated area.

Zero Impunity is an animated documentary that sheds light on the rampant sexual violence that occurs in war zones. Through interviews and powerful images, the film exposes the cycle of impunity and silence that allows these heinous crimes to continue.

A young divinity student helps and protects a down and out prostitute, at the cost of his own standing in the community.

An evil prison administrator cruelly abuses the inmates at his prison, until one day the tables are turned.

A carnival boss and a little person from the sideshow compete for the same woman.

One dark room. Two bound strangers. And, a whole lot of blood.