Movies like Hanging Up

Featuring an ensemble cast, This Is Where I Leave You centers on a family that comes together after the patriarch's death. The shared moments of humor and grief, alongside the exploration of sibling relationships, make it a natural companion for fans of Hanging Up.

Stepmom presents a touching narrative about family dynamics and the challenging transitions brought on by an impending divorce and a new partner taking on a parental role. If you were drawn to the emotional depth and family issues in Hanging Up, Stepmom's similarly honest and poignant approach to blending families may resonate with you.

Georgia Rule delves into the dynamic and sometimes strained relationships between three generations of women. Similar to Hanging Up, it combines drama and humor to craft a story about the complexities of family, forgiveness, and finding common ground.

In a contemporary take on family, The Kids Are All Right intertwines the lives of a lesbian couple and their children who seek out their biological father. The film's exploration of unconventional family structures, and its balance of comedy and drama, offer a similar appeal as Hanging Up.

This movie dives into the chaotic and warm waters of family gatherings during the holidays, showcasing the inevitable clash of personalities and lifestyles. Like Hanging Up, The Family Stone offers humor and heartache in a story that celebrates familial love in all its messy glory.

In Her Shoes offers a heartfelt story revolving around the complex relationship between two sisters and their estranged grandmother. Much like Hanging Up, it deftly juggles themes of family ties, reconciliation, and personal growth, making it a compelling watch for those who appreciate dramedies centered on the bonds of sisterhood.

Here's a film about the bonds that women share, laced with secrets, drama, and the deep connection between a mother and her daughter. If you're a fan of Hanging Up's exploration of family and the complex layers of sisterhood, Divine Secrets of the Ya-Ya Sisterhood will not disappoint.

Pieces of April presents a quirky and touching tale about a young woman trying to create the perfect Thanksgiving dinner for her estranged family. If you appreciate Hanging Up's focus on siblings and familial reconciliation, you're likely to enjoy the emotional and comedic beats of this indie flick.