Dummy

Punch-Drunk Love, featuring Adam Sandler as an emotionally troubled man finding love, spins a tale that's both offbeat and moving. Its artful blend of eccentric comedy and tender romance might strike a chord with admirers of Dummy's similar balancing act.

Silver Linings Playbook tells the story of emotionally damaged individuals seeking solace and connection, blending humor with a raw portrayal of mental health issues in a tone that is complementary to the narrative style of Dummy.

This tender-hearted comedy parallels Dummy in its portrayal of a socially awkward protagonist finding companionship in a non-human entity, in this case, a realistic doll. Fans who appreciate the mix of quirky humor and emotional depth in Dummy will likely find a connection with Lars and the Real Girl.

This movie about an unusual personal ad inviting someone to time-travel melds indie quirkiness with heartfelt emotion. Like Dummy, Safety Not Guaranteed appeals to those who enjoy unconventional approaches to storytelling with endearing characters.

In The Beaver, a man struggling with depression communicates with the world through a beaver puppet, offering a blend of drama and offbeat humor that fans of Dummy, which also delves into the use of ventriloquism for self-expression, might appreciate.

Centered around a slacker who searches for the meaning of life, Jeff, Who Lives at Home offers viewers an examination of existential themes through a comedic lens, akin to Dummy's incorporation of dry humor and poignant moments.

Exploring the relationship between humans and artificial companions, Her introduces viewers to a man who falls in love with an operating system. Like Dummy, it delves into the complexity of modern loneliness and the yearning for connection.