Brooklyn

Atonement, like Brooklyn, is a sweeping romantic drama that transports viewers to a different era, with a strong emotional core. Fans of period pieces and stories of love, longing, and the consequences of choices will be drawn to this adaptation of Ian McEwan's novel.

Pride & Prejudice offers another period drama rooted in classic literature. Fans of Brooklyn will find pleasure in the detailed world-building, the societal pressures of the time, and the fierce independence of the film’s protagonist, Elizabeth Bennet.

Set in the 1950s, Carol captures the essence of love against the odds. Like Brooklyn, it offers a poignant look at relationships that are affected by societal expectations, with lush cinematography and a focus on character development.

An Education is a coming-of-age story set in 1960s London. It shares Brooklyn's themes of a young woman's journey to self-discovery and the choices she makes about love and life.

This biographical film tells the story of Jane Austen's early years and the experiences that shaped her as a writer. Like Brooklyn, it combines romance with personal growth and a historical setting that is sure to enchant viewers seeking a similar cinematic experience.

Although Brooklyn's Finest strays from the romantic theme, it shares the Brooklyn setting and offers a gritty, intersecting storyline of three conflicted New York City police officers. For viewers interested in a different take on Brooklyn as a location, this film showcases the city's tougher side.