Top Movies & TV Shows Similar to Himizu List

• The Taste of Tea - Both films explore the complexities of family dynamics and the surreal aspects of everyday life.
• Norwegian Wood - Focuses on youth, loss, and emotional struggles in a contemplative manner similar to Himizu.
• Kataude mashin gure - Delves into the emotional landscape of troubled youth in a visually captivating way.
• Nobody Knows - Features children facing hardships alone, capturing a poignant sense of isolation.
• I Wish - Explores the hopes and dreams of children navigating difficult family situations.
• Harmonium - Deals with dark family secrets and emotional turmoil in a quiet, impactful manner.
• The World of Kanako - Explores the darker sides of relationships and the struggles of family life.
• A Guru, a Girl and a Guru - Focuses on youth disillusionment and a quest for identity, similar themes as Himizu.
• Fish Story - Blends multiple narratives, exploring generational connections and struggles.
• Blue Spring - Depicts the harsh realities of adolescence and the pressure of social relationships.
• All About My Sisters - Examines familial relationships and personal struggles through an intimate lens.
• The Cat Returns - Features themes of escape and re-evaluation of life choices through a fantasy lens.
• The Road to Mandalay - Explores themes of migration and displacement, paralleling personal struggles.
• Your Name - Explores themes of connection and personal growth intertwined with fantastical elements.
• Dark Water - Tackles themes of heartbreak, isolation, and the haunting weight of past decisions.
• Ikiru - A story of finding purpose and meaning in life amidst despair and routine.
• 15 Years and One Day - Explores familial bonds and the impact of past decisions on present lives.
• The Wind Rises - Explores dreams, aspirations, and the burdens attached to them similar to Himizu.
• Tetsuo: The Iron Man - Shares a surreal and gritty take on existence, character struggles, and identity.
• After Life - Explores themes of death, memory, and the afterlife, examining personal experiences.
• The Garden of Words - A beautifully animated exploration of loneliness, connection, and emotional maturity.
• Mother - Deals with familial bonds, the impact of the past, and the quest for redemption.
• Perfect Blue - Investigates identity and psychological struggle in the face of societal pressures.
• Outrage - Captures themes of conflict, moral dilemmas, and the human condition.
• Bicycle Thieves - A poignant look at desperation and familial bonds amidst financial hardships.
• Perfect Blue - Focuses on the psyche and societal pressures for young women in entertainment.
• Silent Voice - Examines bullying and personal redemption through the lens of adolescence.
• Goodbye, Dragon Inn - Explores themes of loneliness and nostalgia much like Himizu's directorial style.
• Summer Wars - Depicts familial connections and modern-day struggles through a combination of fantasy and reality.
• Gummo - Explores the harsh realities of life through unconventional storytelling and characters.
• My Neighbor Totoro - Captures the innocence of childhood and the emotional challenges that accompany it.
• Wandering Stars - Depicts lost souls seeking connections, mirroring the themes of alienation.
• Trainspotting - Explores addiction and the struggles of growing up in a turbulent environment.
• Last Life in the Universe - Focuses on solitude and the search for connection, drenched in melancholic beauty.
• A Ghost Story - Explores themes of existence and the passage of time through a unique storytelling lens.
• I Am a Hero - Combines personal struggle with a survival story, delving into emotional trauma.
• Perfect Blue - Explores identity and psychological themes through a gripping narrative.
• Angel's Egg - Employs surreal storytelling to explore themes of despair and hope.
• Mother! - Examines identity crisis, reality, and the human experience in a visceral manner.
• The Event - Explores psychological conflicts and the day-to-day struggles of youth.
• Society - Investigates dark themes of family, identity, and societal critiques, similar to Himizu.
• Wild Strawberries - A contemplative journey through memory, family, and the meaning of life.
• Requiem for a Dream - Explores the darker aspects of human desires and relationships through a unique narrative style.
• 20th Century Women - Explores different perspectives on family and growing up in a unique, engaging way.

Top Movies & TV Shows Similar to Love & Pop List

• Kamikaze Girls - A quirky exploration of friendship and culture among Japanese youth.
• Ringu - Explores themes of teen angst and contemporary Japanese society.
• Audition - Combines romance and psychological tension in a Japanese context.
• Tokyo Decadence - Explores themes of youth, sexuality, and personal freedom.
• Blue Spring - Focused on the lives of troubled teens in urban Japan.
• Crows Zero - A gritty look into youth violence and friendships in high school.
• Norwegian Wood - A poignant tale of love and loss set in Japan.
• Our Little Sister - Explores deep friendships and relationships within a family setting.
• The Taste of Tea - Offers a surreal look at family and youth in contemporary Japan.
• A Bride's Story - Features a unique love story set in a different cultural context.
• Gokusen - A blend of comedy and drama centered around youthful relationships.
• Your Name - A romantic narrative interwoven with fantasy elements in Japan.
• The Cat Returns - Explores whimsical themes of self-discovery and friendship.
• Kimi no Suizou wo Tabetai - A romantic drama that delves into the complexities of youth and illness.
• Tama and Friends - Focuses on youth and friendship through a unique animated style.
• Call Boy - An exploration of youth, relationships, and the adult entertainment industry.
• Still Walking - A poignant family drama about relationships and nostalgia.
• My Little Monster - Teens navigating romance and friendships with a comedic edge.
• Shall We Dance? - A light-hearted take on social norms and personal expression.
• Fish Story - Combines humor and drama with a unique narrative structure.
• Kamikaze Girls - Another take on youth culture and friendship in a quirky manner.
• The Garden of Words - A visually stunning exploration of love and loneliness.
• I Want to Eat Your Pancreas - A touching story about love and mortality among young people.
• So Much Water - An introspective look at family dynamics and emotional growth.
• Sōseiji - A coming-of-age tale exploring youth and emotional complexities.
• Sweet Bean - Explores human relationships and connection in a heartwarming way.
• Sakura, Cherry Blossom - A beautiful exploration of youth and the transience of life.
• Crying Out Love in the Center of the World - A tragic but touching love story about youth and loss.
• Teiichi: Battle of Supreme High - Comedy and youth ambition set in a high school environment.
• A Family - A contemporary take on family dynamics and youth issues.
• Saiunkoku Monogatari - Features a strong female lead navigating romance and societal expectations.
• The Garden of Words - A visually stunning exploration of love and solitude.
• Mommy - A drama focusing on the relationship between a mother and her troubled son.
• The World of Kanako - A dark twist on youth and family relationships in Japan.
• Your Eyes - A unique exploration of unrequited love and perspective.
• Perfect Blue - A psychological thriller related to youth and identity crisis.
• A Silent Voice - A poignant exploration of bullying and redemption among youth.
• K-On! - A slice-of-life series exploring friendship and music among teens.
• The Wailing - A mix of horror and drama reflecting societal issues in contemporary Japan.