Top Movies & TV Shows Similar to A Month in the Country List

• The Remains of the Day - Both explore themes of nostalgia, regret, and the passage of time in beautiful, historical settings.
• A Man for All Seasons - Focuses on a historical figure and explores moral dilemmas, similar to the contemplative tone of A Month in the Country.
• The English Patient - A romantic historical drama that delves into the past, loss, and longing.
• The Go-Between - Centers on childhood memories and the intricacies of adult relationships in a period setting.
• Pride and Prejudice - Similar period atmosphere and focus on love and social class.
• The Secret Garden - Explores themes of personal growth and healing in a lush, historical setting.
• Sense and Sensibility - Period drama with strong character development and emotional depth.
• Enigma - A historical drama intertwined with mystery and personal relationships.
• Far from the Madding Crowd - Explores themes of love, loss, and the rural life in a beautiful setting.
• Brightness - A connection to nature and the exploration of inner thoughts in a rural setting.
• Little Dorrit - A period drama that touches on social issues, relationships, and character development.
• Howards End - Examines class relations and the lives of different social strata in Edwardian England.
• The Diary of Anne Frank - Focuses on human emotion, history, and the effects of war on personal lives.
• Tess of the d'Urbervilles - A classic period drama that handles themes of fate and tragedy in a rural setting.
• The Secret Life of Mrs. Beeton - Delves into historical characters and their impacts on society with a focus on emotional depth.
• Cranford - A character-driven story set in a historical context with rich social interactions.
• The Way We Live Now - Focuses on social issues and relationships in a period context.
• Emma - Shares a similar atmosphere of romance, humor, and social class in a historical setting.
• The Age of Innocence - Explores themes of love and societal expectations in a period setting.
• A Room with a View - A romantic period drama that captures themes of self-discovery and societal constraints.
• The Way Ahead - A dramatic story set in a historical context, focusing on characters and their development.
• The Man Who Knew Infinity - Explores historical characters with deep emotional and intellectual narratives.
• The Last Station - Examines the life of a historical figure and the complexities of love, life, and legacy.
• The Painting - Explores artistic expression, nostalgia, and relationships in a historical frame.
• Testament of Youth - A poignant exploration of love and loss during a historical upheaval.
• Dunkirk - A historical film that explores human emotions against the backdrop of war.
• The King's Speech - A historical narrative that combines personal struggles and emotional development.
• Sons and Lovers - Explores complex family dynamics and personal growth in a historical context.
• The Boleyns: A Scandalous Family - Explores historical figures and their emotional trials in a rich setting.
• Atonement - Explores themes of love, guilt, and the consequences of actions across time.
• The Great Gatsby - Captures themes of nostalgia, longing, and the complexities of life in a bygone era.
• The Last of the Mohicans - Focuses on personal sacrifice and love in a historical backdrop.
• Goodbye Christopher Robin - Explores the relationship between a father and son within a historical context.
• Poldark - A dramatic series with rich character development set in a historical setting.
• The Forsyte Saga - A character-driven drama that delves deeply into family and social relationships.
• War & Peace - A grand historical narrative that intertwines personal stories with larger events.
• Miss Potter - Focuses on a historical character and her emotional journey in a picturesque setting.
• Nina's Heavenly Delights - Examines themes of love and identity within a cultural and historical context.
• North and South - Explores social class differences and interpersonal relationships in a rich historical setting.
• A Walk in the Woods - While more comedic, it shares themes of personal reflection and connection to nature.