Away We Go

Juno is a heartfelt comedy that, like Away We Go, deals with unexpected pregnancy and the resulting emotional journey. Its quirky characters and witty dialogue resonate with viewers who enjoy smart, character-driven stories about family and relationships.

The Way Way Back tells the coming-of-age story of a teenage boy during a summer break, showing the impact family and new friends can have on one's life. Its mixture of humor, warmth, and bittersweet moments will appeal to fans of Away We Go.

In this indie hit, a family's cross-country trip in a VW bus to get their daughter to a beauty pageant echoes the travel motif of Away We Go. Little Miss Sunshine offers a blend of comedy and drama, focusing on relationships and individual growth.

As a movie that delves into the complexities of coming of age and facing personal demons, Garden State shares the introspective and soul-searching vibe of Away We Go. Both films feature protagonists on a physical and emotional journey, accompanied by a memorable soundtrack.

This film explores the dynamics of a non-traditional family, much like Away We Go examines unconventional home lives. The Kids Are All Right combines humor with poignant moments as it tells the story of a lesbian couple and their children searching for their sperm donor.

Both Rachel Getting Married and Away We Go revolve around a pivotal family gathering, exploring complicated family dynamics and the navigation of personal and familial changes with an ensemble cast that delivers authentic performances.

Dan in Real Life shares the endearing and comedic elements of Away We Go, as it follows a widower who finds love in an unexpected place while on a family retreat, sparking both personal growth and family bonding.