Top Movies & TV Shows Similar to A Yank at Oxford List

• Oxford Blues - Both involve American students in English educational settings.
• The Prime of Miss Jean Brodie - Features themes of education and the influence of teachers in a British setting.
• Dead Poets Society - Centers on the impact of an inspirational teacher at a prestigious school.
• Chariots of Fire - Explores themes of competition and camaraderie in a historic British university.
• Notting Hill - Involves a romantic storyline set in contemporary England, with cultural differences.
• Pride and Prejudice - Set in England and features themes of class and social expectations.
• A Room with a View - A coming-of-age story set primarily in Britain, focusing on romance and societal norms.
• Pygmalion - Explores themes of class and education through the lens of British culture.
• Becoming Jane - A narrative about the life of a famous British author with romantic elements.
• An Education - Focuses on the experiences of a young woman in a transformative educational setting.
• The History Boys - Set in a British school, dealing with education, relationships, and youth.
• With Honors - Explores the experiences of college students and the impact of unexpected friendships.
• Legally Blonde - Involves a character overcoming stereotypes in an educational environment.
• Mansfield Park - Themes of social class and romance set in a historical British context.
• The Great Escape - Focuses on camaraderie and challenges faced by characters in a historical context.
• Ferris Bueller's Day Off - Explores the experiences of young people in an academic setting with humorous elements.
• The Social Network - Involves themes of ambition and competition set against an academic backdrop.
• Good Will Hunting - Focuses on a young man's potential and experiences within an educational framework.
• The Secret Garden - Encourages themes of friendship and personal growth set in a historic environment.
• Emma - A romantic comedy exploring social dynamics and relationships in Regency England.
• Little Women - Focuses on the lives and aspirations of young women in a historical setting.
• The Kings Speech - Set in historical Britain, dealing with personal challenges and societal expectations.
• Four Weddings and a Funeral - A romantic comedy exploring relationships and social dynamics in England.
• Love Actually - Interconnects various romantic storylines in a British context.
• The Importance of Being Earnest - A comedy about mistaken identities and social conventions in Victorian England.
• Bright Star - Explores a romantic relationship set against a backdrop of literature and art.
• Skyfall - Involves British cultural elements and characters with educational backgrounds.
• The Young Victoria - Explores themes of royalty, education, and personal growth.
• Tolkien - Focuses on the early life of the famous writer in an academic setting.
• The First Wives Club - Focuses on friendship and reclaiming one's identity, set in a contemporary context.
• Wildchild - A rebellious American teenager sent to a British boarding school.
• To Sir, with Love - An educator making a difference in students' lives in a British setting.
• Finding Forrester - Involves mentorship and growth in an educational context.
• The History Boys - High school students in a British setting grappling with education and life lessons.
• A Knight's Tale - Involves themes of social class and personal ambition in a historical context.
• Little Miss Sunshine - Focuses on family dynamics and personal aspirations, similar to personal growth narratives.
• About Time - Is a romantic comedy that blends life lessons and personal growth with a British backdrop.
• Bend It Like Beckham - Involves cultural differences and aspirations in a British setting.
• The Diary of Anne Frank - Explores youth and personal development against the backdrop of historical events.
• The Queen's Gambit - Focuses on a young woman's personal growth and competition in a historic context.
• The Sound of Music - Involves themes of family, teaching, and personal development in a historical setting.