Movies like Howards End

Jane Austen's wry observations of society and marriage come to life in Sense and Sensibility. The film shares Howards End’s keen insight into class and gender, driven by strong performances and the dash of romance that keeps the heart hopeful.

If the ensemble drama and upstairs-downstairs dynamic of Howards End captivated you, Gosford Park's tale of a murder at a British country house set against the backdrop of a class-divided England will be right up your alley.

The Remains of the Day, like Howards End, envelops you in the intricate dynamics of class and duty. Its portrayal of a loyal butler's unspoken emotions in the face of changing times echoes the poignant restraint and elegance Howards End fans appreciate.

Helmed by Martin Scorsese, The Age of Innocence is a sumptuous journey through the gilded age of New York society. Its attention to the subtleties of human connection and social standing will feel familiar and engaging to fans of Howards End.

The Hours weaves together multiple storylines across different eras, unified by the work of Virginia Woolf. It echoes Howards End’s intellectual depth and emotional resonance, as it delves deep into its characters’ interior lives amid societal expectations.

Lush landscapes, period costumes, and a deep dive into the restrictions of Edwardian England, A Room with a View is a match for audiences who reveled in the societal nuances and romantic undercurrents of Howards End. Paired with a stellar cast and E.M. Forster's source material, this film is a natural companion piece.

For those who savored Howards End’s exploration of class, culture, and change, Brideshead Revisited offers a similarly captivating narrative. It unveils the complexities of family, faith, and aristocracy with a melancholic beauty that fans will find poignant and resonant.