Movies like An American Rhapsody

Brooklyn is a moving story about an Irish immigrant in 1950s New York, torn between her new life in America and her homeland. Similar to An American Rhapsody, it beautifully captures the immigrant's dilemma of where 'home' truly is.

The Joy Luck Club weaves the tales of Chinese-American families, focusing on mothers and daughters and their cultural and generational conflicts. It parallels An American Rhapsody in delving deep into the immigrant experience and identity formation.

While more comedic in tone, My Big Fat Greek Wedding addresses cultural identity and assimilation in America through the lens of a Greek-American woman navigating love and family expectations, resonating with themes in An American Rhapsody.

The Namesake explores the nuances of immigration, cultural identity, and family ties, much like An American Rhapsody. It tells the tale of an Indian-American man grappling with his family's heritage and his place in America, traversing two continents and complex emotional landscapes.

House of Sand and Fog, while dramatic and intense, shares An American Rhapsody's exploration of the intricate relationships between immigrants and their adopted country, centering on an Iranian immigrant's struggle for a piece of the American dream.

Under the Same Moon follows a young Mexican boy's journey to reunite with his mother in America, reflecting An American Rhapsody’s themes of family separation and the longing for togetherness across divides.

In America, a film about an Irish immigrant family's adjustment to life in New York City, echoes An American Rhapsody's themes of adaptation to a new culture and the pursuit of the American dream amidst personal and familial challenges.