Movies like (Untitled)

While not specifically about the art world, (500) Days of Summer offers a quirky narrative that explores romantic and creative aspirations. Its unconventional storytelling and indie vibe will attract those who enjoyed the offbeat and introspective nature of (Untitled).

Frances Ha is a black-and-white film that, like (Untitled), examines the life of an artist struggling to find her place in New York City. Its character-driven storytelling and candid exploration of friendship and artistic passion might resonate with viewers who appreciated (Untitled)'s personal and reflective style.

Exit Through the Gift Shop is a documentary directed by the street artist Banksy that tells the story of a filmmaker-turned-street artist. Though a documentary, its satirical view of the commercialization of street art makes it a compelling watch for those who enjoyed the artistic satire in (Untitled).

High Art showcases the intense and competitive nature of the New York art scene through the lens of a young photo editor and an established photographer. Its dramatic depiction of the intersection between personal and professional life in the art world will appeal to those who were intrigued by the relationship dynamics in (Untitled).

Art School Confidential follows an aspiring artist through the trials and tribulations of art school, where he encounters all manner of eccentric personalities. Much like (Untitled), it pokes fun at the art community and would appeal to someone who enjoys satires about the ambitions and pretensions present in the world of fine art.

Boogie Woogie is a satirical comedy that delves into the eccentric world of contemporary art in London, much like (Untitled) does with the New York art scene. If you found the quirky characters and art-centric plot of (Untitled) engaging, this film's ensemble cast and interwoven stories will provide you with another amusing glimpse behind the canvases of the art world.