Films on the Great Depression portray the economic crisis of the 1930s through the experiences of influential figures like Hoover and Roosevelt, government programs like the CCC and WPA, and pivotal events like Black Thursday. They highlight the devastating social and economic impact, including poverty, homelessness, and inequality. Films also explore government responses, underlying themes of resilience and government intervention, and cultural reflections in art and entertainment. Documentaries provide valuable historical insights into the Great Depression’s complexities.