Top Movies & TV Shows Similar to Gauguin: Voyage to Tahiti List

• The Dreamers - Explores art, passion, and cultural exploration in Paris.
• Frida - A biopic about a renowned artist, exploring her life and relationships.
• A Month in the Country - Set in an idyllic countryside, focusing on personal and artistic growth.
• Midnight in Paris - Involves artists and their lives in a historical context.
• The Great Beauty - Examines arts, beauty, and life in modern Rome, with a poetic style.
• The Secret of Kells - An animated exploration of art and adventure inspired by Celtic culture.
• Lust for Life - A biopic focused on Van Gogh, detailing the struggles of a passionate artist.
• The Artist - A silent film that pays homage to classic cinema and the art of film.
• Coco Before Chanel - Explores the life of an iconic fashion designer, emphasizing artistic ambition.
• Big Eyes - Focuses on an artist whose work was overshadowed, exploring themes of identity.
• Water Lilies - Delves into the world of artistic expression through the lens of swimming.
• The Last Tycoon - A film about ambition and artistry in the early days of Hollywood.
• Surviving Picasso - A biographical film about the controversial artist and his relationships.
• The Goldfinch - Involves art at its center, portraying its impact on lives.
• Finding Vivian Maier - A documentary that reveals a hidden artistic genius and her world.
• A Star is Born - Explores themes of personal and artistic growth in a romantic context.
• Girl with a Pearl Earring - Centers around an artist and the mystery behind one of his famous paintings.
• Stardust Memories - A filmmaker reflecting on the meaning of art and relationships.
• Da Vinci's Demons - A historical drama about the life of a great artist and thinker.
• The Agony and the Ecstasy - Focused on Michelangelo's struggles and artistry while painting the Sistine Chapel.
• Siddharth - Explores personal journeys, lives deeply affected by culture and environment.
• The Red Violin - A narrative that intertwines the lives of individuals and a unique piece of art.
• Exit Through the Gift Shop - Art documentary that explores the street art movement and its artists.
• The Square - Satirical drama about the art world and social issues surrounding it.
• Nureyev: The White Crow - Explores the life of a dancer who embodies artistry and passion.
• Cézanne et Moi - Follows the relationship between two iconic artists and their shared struggles.
• How to Draw a Bunny - A documentary that examines the life and influence of artist Ray Johnson.
• The Baader Meinhof Complex - Examines a radical political environment that can resonate with artistic movements.
• Girlhood - Focuses on the journey of young girls exploring identity against cultural backgrounds.
• Whale Rider - Explores personal growth through cultural traditions and heritage.
• A Beautiful Mind - Based on the life of John Nash, showcasing artistry in mathematics and life struggles.
• The Life Aquatic with Steve Zissou - Follows an artist and explorer’s journey with themes of personal discovery.
• Chocolat - Explores cultural differences and personal relationships in a picturesque setting.
• The Motorcycle Diaries - Follows a journey across South America filled with discovery and self-reflection.
• Her - Explores connections between art, technology, and personal relationships.
• The Secret Life of Walter Mitty - A journey filled with self-discovery and embracing the beauty of the world.
• The Artist's Wife - A passionate exploration of love and art amidst the decline of an artist.
• A Ghost Story - A meditative exploration of time and existence with artistic undertones.
• The Solitude of Prime Numbers - Focuses on two isolated characters connected through their struggles.
• Little Ashes - Explores the relationship between famous artists during a culturally rich period.
• Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind - Juxtaposes romance and creativity, illustrating the complexity of relationships.
• Factory Girl - A biographical look into the life of an artist in a vibrant cultural scene.
• The Last of the Unjust - A powerful examination of morality intertwined with personal experiences.
• The Shape of Water - Combines themes of forbidden romance with an artistic and fantastical vision.