Movies like A Private Matter

Juno is a dramedy about a teenage girl dealing with an unexpected pregnancy. While it ultimately goes in a different direction than A Private Matter, the film's initial exploration of the abortion topic and the societal reactions to Juno's pregnancy may interest those who appreciated the similar thematic content.

Revolutionary Road showcases a young couple in the 1950s struggling with their life choices, including a subplot involving an abortion. It offers a poignant look into the societal pressures and personal conflicts surrounding the issue.

An adaptation of John Irving's novel, The Cider House Rules follows the coming-of-age story of an orphan who becomes an apprentice to an obstetrician. It addresses issues of abortion with a nuanced touch, akin to the subject matter presented in A Private Matter.

Set in 1950s England, Vera Drake tells the story of a compassionate woman who helps others by providing illegal abortions. Like A Private Matter, it tackles the complex issues surrounding abortion, set against a backdrop of social and legal constraints, and will resonate with audiences interested in the personal and ethical dilemmas faced by women in this era.

Grand Canyon explores the intersections of different lives in Los Angeles, including an incident where a character considers abortion. It touches on a spectrum of social issues in the way A Private Matter does, with a broad tapestry of characters.

This anthology film explores the controversial topic of abortion through three stories set in different decades. Fans of A Private Matter will appreciate the emotional depth and historical perspective on the changing attitudes toward women's reproductive rights.