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Movies that are about loneliness and having no friends (lemmy.ml)
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[โ€“] [email protected] 4 points 9 months ago* (last edited 9 months ago)

I don't seem to recollect any movie at the moment but here are some TV shows or anime -

  1. Mr. Robot - one of my favourite TV shows, most people using lemmy might have already watched it.

  2. Boku no Kokoro no Yabai Yatsu - its about a very lonely middleschool kid's romance

  3. Koe no Katachi - very popular anime movie. Also one of my favourites.

  4. Bocchi the Rock - Anime about an extremly introverted girl wanting to play guitar in a highschool band.

  5. Re-Life - its an anime about a grown up guy getting a chance to re-live his high-school days as part of a experiment or something like that. It was pretty good.

  6. Lookism - its a Manhwa, but also has an anime. Basically the main character gets 2 bodies mysteriously. The original body is the ugly one which people bully him for and the second body is like that of a (male) kpop artist which people view differently.

  7. Death's game - it's a kdrama I recently watched. Although it doesn't exactly fit in with the theme of 'lonlieness' I thought I'd mention it.

P.S - some shows I mentioned here might not be as loneliness inducing as you think.