Movies like Six Degrees of Separation

American Psycho ventures into the mind of a Wall Street yuppie who leads a double life as a serial killer. Its satirical take on 80s greed and materialism would resonate with those who enjoyed the social commentary and the tension between appearance and reality in Six Degrees of Separation.

Following the true story of con artist Frank Abagnale Jr., Catch Me If You Can presents a lighter, more adventurous take on the themes of deception and identity, capturing the imagination of those intrigued by the con games in Six Degrees of Separation.

Fans of intricate psychological dramas like Six Degrees of Separation will appreciate The Talented Mr. Ripley for its exploration of identity theft, class issues, and charismatic chicanery. Set in the opulent backdrops of Italy, it follows Tom Ripley's chilling efforts to ingratiate himself with wealthy expatriates.

Crash explores the racial and social tensions in Los Angeles, connecting a diverse cast of characters and their intersecting lives in ways reminiscent of Six Degrees of Separation's theme of interconnectedness. Its gripping storytelling and complex character dynamics will engage fans of thought-provoking cinema.

Magnolia interweaves multiple storylines, each delving into the complexities of relationships and chance encounters, much like Six Degrees of Separation. The film's mosaic narrative structure and emotional depth make it a riveting experience for those who appreciate interconnected human stories.

This film adaptation of David Mamet's play offers a sharp dialogue-driven experience and a critical look at the American business milieu. Like Six Degrees of Separation, Glengarry Glen Ross examines deception, desperation, and the dark corners of the human psyche within a pressure-cooker environment.

Matchstick Men, a film about con artists and their intricate schemes, explores the delicate father-daughter relationship amid the world of deception. Those who enjoy the wit and layered narratives of Six Degrees of Separation will find this film similarly compelling.

Set in the 1970s, The Ice Storm deals with the disintegration of American family values and moral confusion, themes also central to Six Degrees of Separation. The film's focus on personal identity and social facades will resonate with similar audiences.