Movies like Carol

Brokeback Mountain's portrayal of a secret relationship between two cowboys against a backdrop of social prejudices mirrors the clandestine romance in Carol. Both films offer powerful performances and a poignant look at forbidden love.

Set in the 1980s, Call Me by Your Name captures a summer romance that gracefully unfolds into a deep emotional connection, akin to Carol. Its beautiful storytelling and poignant portrayal of first love make it resonate with Carol's audience.

This French romantic film, much like Carol, explores the intensity and complications of a lesbian relationship. Audiences who appreciated the passion and emotional depth of Carol would find a similarly compelling narrative in Blue Is the Warmest Color.

Tom Ford's directorial debut A Single Man, set in 1962, shares Carol's immaculate production design and exploration of LGBTQ+ themes in a period setting. The film's central story of loss and isolation will resonate with those who were moved by Carol's emotional depth.

The Kids Are All Right offers another take on a lesbian relationship, focusing on a modern family dynamic. Although lighter in tone than Carol, it similarly challenges conventional ideas about family and sexuality with humor and heart.

Like Carol, Far from Heaven is set in the 1950s and deals with issues of sexuality and societal norms. Its lush cinematography and powerful performances make it a must-watch for those who appreciate the aesthetics and themes of Carol.