Paris 36

La La Land brings the melody and romance of classic Hollywood musicals into a modern setting. Its focus on the intertwined lives of artists dreaming big in Los Angeles makes it a perfect recommendation for those who fancied the musical aspirations depicted in Paris 36.

Directed by Martin Scorsese, Hugo is a beautifully crafted adventure that takes place in a Parisian train station. The film's delightful mixture of history, cinema, and the ingenuity of a young boy resonates well with themes of nostalgia and artistic passion found in Paris 36.

Moulin Rouge! captures the same bohemian spirit of Parisian nightlife with a focus on music, romance, and the turbulent lives of performers. Directed by Baz Luhrmann, this musical drama offers a dazzling spectacle that should resonate well with fans of Paris 36.

This romantic comedy-fantasy from director Woody Allen takes viewers on a whimsical journey through Paris's artistic history. Those enchanted by the nostalgia and setting of Paris 36 will find much to love in Midnight in Paris's time-traveling love letter to the city.

Set in a quaint French village, Chocolat tells the story of a woman who opens a chocolate shop and influences the town's inhabitants with her confections. Its portrayal of a tight-knit community and the impact of new ideas makes it a likely hit for fans of Paris 36.

Set during a similarly transformative period in the entertainment industry, The Artist is a silent movie that elegantly pays homage to the end of the silent era. Fans of Paris 36's exploration of pre-war French cinema are likely to appreciate this charming, black-and-white Oscar winner.