Lolita

American Beauty delves into the dark corners of suburban life, focusing on a middle-aged man's obsession with a teenage girl. Its thematic exploration of illicit desire and the crumbling facade of the American dream resonates with fans of Lolita.

Woody Allen's Manhattan famously features a relationship between a 42-year-old man and a 17-year-old girl, dealing with complex themes of love, age, and morality in a way that those fascinated by Lolita's controversial romance might appreciate.

The Reader explores a post-WWII romance between a teenage boy and an older woman, later revealing a complex and morally ambiguous narrative. Viewers who appreciate Lolita's intricate character studies and weighty themes will find similar depth here.

Hard Candy flips the predator-prey dynamic as a teenage girl orchestrates a relentless psychological and physical pursuit of a man she suspects of being a sexual predator. It's a tense, character-driven thriller evocative of the intensity in Lolita.

Set in 1960s London, An Education follows a teenage girl's relationship with a much older man, challenging her life's trajectory. Its portrayal of innocence lost and the allure of sophistication connects with the aesthetic and mood of Lolita.

Exploring the dangerous dynamics of infatuation, The Crush tells the story of a teenage girl who becomes dangerously obsessed with an older man. Its provocative narrative and complex characters will appeal to those intrigued by Lolita's taboo themes.

In Beautiful Girls, a man returns to his hometown and forms a connection with a much younger girl, creating a stir among friends and family. Its exploration of forbidden attraction and the complexities of relationships will resonate with those drawn to Lolita's themes.

In Notes on a Scandal, the scandalous affair between a teacher and her underage student mirrors the tension and moral complexity found in Lolita. It's a gripping tale of seduction, deceit, and the destructive power of secrets.