Movies and TvShows featuring "living-in-attic" theme.

American Dad! is a sitcom that revolves around the Smith family. Stan Smith, a CIA agent, is constantly fighting terrorists and upholding American ideals, but also deals with the challenges of being a husband and father. His wife, Francine, is a ditzy yet loving woman who supports her husband wholeheartedly. Their children, Steve and Hayley, are typical teenagers dealing with school, relationships, and their own unique interests. The family is also accompanied by Roger, a sarcastic and unpredictable alien, and Klaus, a talking goldfish with the brain of a German Olympic ski jumper. Together, they navigate through hilarious adventures and satirical social commentary.

Flowers in the Attic tells the story of a family who is forced to live in the attic of their grandmother's mansion. They endure physical and emotional abuse as they are kept hidden from the outside world. The siblings develop complicated relationships, including instances of incestuous desire. As they struggle to survive, secrets are revealed and revenge is sought, leading to tragic consequences.

In 1934, 10-year-old Kit Kittredge lives in Cincinnati with her father, who has lost his car dealership due to the Great Depression. Kit's mother and older brother have gone to find work, leaving Kit to take care of their home and boarders. When the family's money is stolen, Kit decides to investigate the case and become a reporter. Along her journey, Kit encounters various challenges and forms unlikely friendships while trying to uncover the truth.

After the death of her father, a young girl named Sara is sent to a boarding school where she must adapt to her new surroundings and find solace in her friendships. Despite facing hardships, Sara's imagination and kindness help her navigate her new life.

Baal is a film about a hedonistic playwright who indulges in a life of debauchery, exploring themes of immorality, sexuality, and violence. Set in the New German Wave era, Baal's nihilistic and amoral lifestyle leads him on a path of destruction and self-destruction.