Movies and TvShows featuring "morality" theme.

In a future where humanity has colonized the solar system, a conspiracy threatens to unravel the peace and stability between Earth, Mars, and the asteroid belt. As tensions rise, a disparate group of characters, including a detective, a ship captain, and a politician, must navigate the dangerous political landscape while uncovering the secrets of advanced technology and ancient ruins.

The Good Place follows Eleanor Shellstrop, who, after dying, finds herself in the Good Place, a heaven-like utopia. However, she soon realizes she has been mistakenly placed there and must hide her past mistakes from the architect of the Good Place, Michael. With the help of her friends, Eleanor embarks on a journey of self-improvement and moral growth, all while navigating the complexities of the afterlife.

Wanees, a teenage boy, faces various comedic situations with his family including his moral lessons, old woman encounters, and relationships with his parents and relatives.

Barry, an ex-military hitman, tries to leave his criminal life behind and pursue his dream of becoming an actor. However, he gets pulled back into the world of killing when he arrives in Los Angeles and gets involved with a theater group. Barry must navigate the challenges of leading a double life and confront his traumatic past.

The Girlfriend Experience is an anthology series that explores the relationships between high-end escorts and their clients. Set in the world of exclusive courtesans, it delves into the complicated dynamics of power, money, and desire. Each season follows a different escort as she navigates the challenges of her double life.

The Hitchhiker is a suspenseful anthology series that follows various individuals who find themselves in dangerous situations while hitchhiking. Each episode explores themes of morality, violence, revenge, and obsession, often culminating in a surprising ending. The series is known for its chilling opening and closing narrations, as well as its unique storytelling style.

After killing two black youths, neo-Nazi Derek goes to prison. Upon release, he wants to prevent his brother Danny from following in his footsteps.

In a dystopian future, a secret organization called the Dollhouse utilizes advanced neuroscience to erase and imprint personalities on individuals, creating programmable people known as Actives. These Actives are rented out to wealthy clients for various purposes, from fulfilling fantasies to carrying out dangerous missions. Echo, one of the Actives, starts to regain her self-awareness and questions her existence, leading to a battle for her own identity and the moral ambiguity of the Dollhouse's operations.

Servant of the People is a political satire comedy TV show set in Ukraine. It revolves around an unlikely hero, a history teacher, who becomes the President of Ukraine. The show explores themes of power, greed, vengeance, and morality, while also mocking and imitating real-life politics. The story takes place in the 2010s and delves into the dynamics of Ukrainian politics and corrupt officials. Love, relationships, and family also play significant roles in the plot, adding depth to the humorous narrative.

In a real estate office, a group of salesmen are desperate to make sales and win a contest. When the contest takes a dark turn, tensions rise and the office is thrown into chaos. Amidst the chaos, one salesman manages to make a big sale, but soon his success is overshadowed by a robbery and a revelation of betrayal. As the salesmen face the consequences of their actions, they learn the harsh realities of the business world.

Junior employees Seth Bregman and Peter Sullivan, along with senior trader Will Emerson, witness mass layoffs at their investment bank. Peter receives a USB drive from a fired employee containing important information about the firm's risk. They discover that the firm is at risk of bankruptcy due to overleverage and excessive trading. Throughout the night, the employees attend meetings with executives and devise a plan to sell off toxic assets. The CEO's plan will spread the risk and destroy the firm's relationships. Eventually, the employees achieve a benchmark to receive large bonuses but face the consequences of their actions. The CEO offers Rogers a future opportunity, and the film ends with Rogers burying his dog.

Helena is an independendent woman with strong emotions. More than a dedicated mother, she is also a friend to her daughter. Her daughter is experiencing difficulties in her marriage with Marcelo because of his renewed interest in a formoe girlfriend. Marcelo‘s mother deslikes Helena and would like nothing better to see her son‘s marriage destroyed. Helena starts her life over again when she falls in love at first sight with Atilio, whom she marries. Although of poor health, her daughter wants to have a baby, believing that by fulfiling her husband‘s dream, she can save her marriage. As fate would have it, mother and daughter fall pregnant at the same time, each giving birth to a boy.

Monkey (1978) is an epic TV show set in the 16th century, following the adventures of Monkey, a mischievous and immortal superhero with incredible kung fu skills. Alongside his companions, Monkey embarks on a magical odyssey to India, facing demons, gods, and demons, all while navigating through the complex worlds of philosophy, religion, and morality.

John Quincy Archibald's son Michael collapses due to heart failure. Desperate for a heart transplant, John takes the hospital emergency room hostage when his insurance refuses to cover the cost. He demands that the hospital perform the transplant to save his son's life. With the lives of the staff and patients hanging in the balance, John Q. navigates the tense situation to ensure his son's survival.

In the 1930s, a group of superheroes known as The Union gained superhuman abilities and fought crime. In the present day, their children struggle to live up to their parents' legacy while facing their own challenges. Loyalty, family relationships, and the dynamics within the superhero group are tested as they navigate their way through a changing world.

A National Geographic magazine photographer, Robert Kincaid, arrives in Madison County, Iowa to photograph its famous covered bridges. While there, he meets Francesca Johnson, an Italian immigrant and farm wife. The two form a deep connection and embark on a passionate love affair that will forever change their lives.

Pride and Prejudice is a TV show that follows the story of Elizabeth Bennet, a young woman from a modest family, and her interactions with the wealthy and proud Mr. Darcy. Set in 19th-century England, the show explores themes of love, class, and societal expectations.

Dekalog is a TV show consisting of ten films, each representing one of the Ten Commandments. Set in Communist Poland, the stories revolve around characters facing moral challenges and grappling with the meaning of life. Themes of infidelity, jealousy, spirituality, belief, and religion are explored.

A knight returning from the Crusades questions the meaning of life, death, and God while facing the Grim Reaper in a chess match amid the Black Plague. As the knight and Death play, their surroundings are engulfed in cultural turmoil caused by the plague, and the people try to cope with the devastation in their own ways.

A man, who is a recently deceased ghost, remains in his suburban house to comfort his grieving wife. However, he becomes unstuck in time and witnesses various moments of the past and future, ultimately confronting the meaning of existence and the inevitability of loss.