Shampoo

Set in the golden age of the adult film industry, Boogie Nights tackles themes of ambition, excess, and the consequences of a life lived at the edge of society's norms, akin to the personal and professional intersection explored in Shampoo.

The Graduate, with its blend of social commentary and sexual politics set against the backdrop of the 1960s, is a natural companion to Shampoo. Both movies offer a look at young adults navigating personal and romantic turmoil during a time of cultural upheaval.

This film follows a high-end male escort as he navigates love and suspicion, offering a character study that mirrors the complexities of Warren Beatty's role in Shampoo. American Gigolo adds a thrilling twist to the exploration of sexual politics and identity.

Focusing on a woman's journey after her marriage falls apart, An Unmarried Woman parallels Shampoo's themes of liberation and self-discovery set against the backdrop of the 1970s. It's a poignant exploration of independence and sexuality.