Top Movies & TV Shows Similar to The Color Wheel List

• Frances Ha - Features a similar indie aesthetic and focuses on a young woman navigating relationships and self-identity.
• The Squid and the Whale - Explores family dynamics and personal development through a semi-autobiographical lens.
• Your Sister's Sister - Involves complex relationships and emotional exploration in a layered narrative.
• Frances - Similar in its exploration of relationships and personal struggles within an artistic framework.
• The Great Pretender - Highlights themes of identity and the nuances of relationships.
• Eighth Grade - Focuses on the challenges of growing up, similar in tone and emotional depth.
• The Art of Self-Defense - Offers a darkly comedic take on personal identity and societal expectations.
• Bad Timing - Explores the complexity of romantic relationships and psychological themes.
• Results - Features a mix of humor and introspection within modern relationships.
• The Last Black Man in San Francisco - Explores themes of identity and home with a unique visual style and narrative.
• Anomalisa - A stop-motion film that delves into loneliness and human connection.
• Margarita with a Straw - Focuses on self-discovery and relationships through a personal lens.
• Frances in the Kitchen - Similar exploration of a female protagonist's life and relationships.
• Blue Jay - A story of two former lovers reuniting, packed with emotional complexity.
• The Edge of Seventeen - Explores teenage angst and the search for identity with humor.
• Obvious Child - A romantic comedy that deals with personal struggles and relationships.
• Paterson - An exploration of the quiet beauty and routine in everyday life.
• A Ghost Story - A unique take on time, love, and loss with a similar introspective tone.
• The Perks of Being a Wallflower - Focuses on teenage self-discovery and the complexities of friendship.
• Little Miss Sunshine - A road trip film dealing with familial bonds and personal struggles.
• The Lobster - A darkly surreal exploration of relationships in a dystopian setting.
• The Florida Project - A beautifully shot film featuring a child's perspective on life around them.
• Wildlike - Explores human connection and loneliness against a stunning cinematic backdrop.
• Boyhood - A coming-of-age story told over a lengthy period, similar in its personal storytelling.
• Tangerine - Shot on an iPhone, it shares a raw and candid view of personal relationships.
• Francesca - Explores the deep and layered interactions within a relationship.
• Her - Follows a deep exploration of love and connection in a modern world.
• The Half of It - A coming-of-age romantic tale with a strong focus on identity and relationships.
• Safe - Explores personal isolation and the clash of self with society.
• Palo Alto - Examines teenage life and complex relationships with a reflective tone.
• Fruitvale Station - A poignant exploration of life and relationships in the face of adversity.
• Ghost World - Cynical, yet heartfelt, looking at post-high school relationships and identity.
• Lady Bird - Captures the complexity of adolescence and mother-daughter relationships.
• Frida - Similar artistic style and explores identity through the lens of a strong female character.
• The Good Girl - Darkly comedic view on the mundane aspects of life and personal crisis.
• The Secret Life of Walter Mitty - Explores self-discovery and personal adventure through introspection.
• Frances: A Love Story - A romantic and dramatic story unfolding within intriguing relationship narratives.