Humpday

Frances Ha's black-and-white aesthetic and focus on the nuances of friendship and aspiring to find one's place in the world present a kindred spirit to Humpday. The movie's poignant and comedic moments are sure to resonate with those who value character-rich narratives and the mumblecore genre.

Drinking Buddies delves into the blurred lines of friendship and romantic potential between two co-workers in a craft brewery. Its mumblecore roots and improvisational style, along with a focus on the subtleties of adult relationships, will strike a chord with audiences who enjoyed the authenticity and relational dynamics of Humpday.

Jeff, Who Lives at Home explores the life of a man seeking his destiny as fate leads him and his brother through a series of unexpected events. Its mix of humor and heartfelt storytelling will resonate with viewers who enjoyed the genuine human connections and life insights of Humpday.

The Puffy Chair is a seminal mumblecore film that, much like Humpday, revolves around the challenges and quirks of personal relationships, this time among a couple and a brother on a road trip to deliver a vintage recliner. Its low-budget, dialogue-driven aesthetic will resonate with those who appreciate Humpday's nuanced character interactions.

Like Humpday, Your Sister's Sister is directed by Lynn Shelton and features an intimate, improvisational feel as it explores complex relationships and sexuality with a blend of drama and humor. Fans of Humpday will appreciate the similarly naturalistic dialogue and the emotionally resonant themes of love and friendship.