Dystopia but not horror... Film, TV or books

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I like The Handmaid's Tale, Brave New World on Sky, Hunger Games, Black Mirror. No zombies please! Any other suggestions?

Gemma Malley - The Declaration, and sequels.

Ready Player One, the film is good but the book is better. Ready Player Two is released on 24th.

Divergent series

84k by Claire North.

Have you read Brave New World? The book is so much better than the TV series!

Cloud Atlas

I've got Brave New World in paperback to read next. I'm currently reading The Choice

The Chysalids by John Wyndham

Most obvious answer is Nineteen Eighty-Four

My all time favourite book!! Maybe a bit too prophetic at the moment though.

Snowpiercer, season one is on Netflix. It's grim because it's a dystopia so there are plenty of unhappy people but not a horror.

Utopia. Original British version not the US remake.

Books:
Here's a nice big chewy list:

en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_dystopian_literature

Make room! Make room!
By Harry Harrison

Station 11

The carhullan army by Sarah hall.

Fahrenheit 451.

Actually, that reminds me: I must get off the internet for today.

(And it was written decades before the internet was even thought of ...)

I've read 1984 but not for ages. Could be worth a re-read.

What happened to Monday? (It’s a film on Netflix)

You have two different snowpiecers. You have the tv program on Netflix or the original film on prime

Man in the high castle on Prime (or the book)

@CurbsideProphet

84k by Claire North.

She also wrote The First Fifteen Lives of Harry August. Not quite a dysutopia, but it is an alternative situation and the protagonist has to save the world.

Philip K Dick's Electric Dreams. It is on All4 and you can buy the book.

Station eleven

Pretty much everything by John Wyndham.

JG Ballard - High Rise. (Book) there's a film if it too, not sure it had great reviews though.

Netfix - The Barrier

It's in Spanish, the English dubbed version is terrible so stick with the subtitles if you can.