Movies like Coffee and Cigarettes

Before Sunrise is a film centered around an extended conversation between two strangers who meet on a train. Although more romantic in nature, the film’s focus on dialogue and connection makes it appealing for those who enjoyed the intimate conversations in Coffee and Cigarettes.

While more philosophical and animated, Waking Life echoes Coffee and Cigarettes in its exploration of existential dialogues and the human experience. It's a movie for thinkers and anyone who enjoys deep, conversational exchanges peppered with whimsical animation.

Slacker presents a series of loosely connected conversations among various people in Austin, Texas. Fans of Coffee and Cigarettes' slice-of-life narrative and anecdotal dialogues will appreciate Slacker’s portrayal of the eccentric and the ordinary.

Featuring an anthology of taxi cab conversations in different cities, Night on Earth will resonance with fans of Coffee and Cigarettes' vignette storytelling style. Jim Jarmusch’s trademark deadpan humor and exploration of human connection in various urban landscapes are on full display.

Smoke centers around the lives of several characters in Brooklyn, connected by a local cigar shop. It's a conversational film, akin to Coffee and Cigarettes, that meanders through the shared and separate experiences of its ensemble cast, all captured with a warm, anecdotal charm.

Mystery Train interweaves three distinct stories in a Memphis hotel, offering a film paced with small, character-driven moments similar to Coffee and Cigarettes. Jim Jarmusch’s ability to capture the essence of a place while focusing on the eccentricities of interactions makes this a must-watch.

Blue in the Face is a largely improvised comedy that shares Coffee and Cigarettes' penchant for the idiosyncrasies of everyday life. Viewers who loved the conversational nature of Coffee and Cigarettes will appreciate the quirky and humorous dialogues that arise in this Brooklyn-centered ensemble piece.