Movies like I Shot Andy Warhol

The Doors focuses on the life of Jim Morrison, the lead singer of the iconic rock band. While showcasing the 1960s cultural landscape, it parallels I Shot Andy Warhol in depicting the turbulent relationship between art and the artist, and the sometimes fine line between genius and self-destruction.

American Splendor tells the story of Harvey Pekar, the acerbic author of the autobiographical comic book series. The film presents an alternative view of the art world and captures the essence of creative expression against the backdrop of everyday life, akin to the artistic exploration found in I Shot Andy Warhol.

Basquiat tells the story of the meteoric rise of the young artist Jean-Michel Basquiat. Like I Shot Andy Warhol, it explores the intersection of art and celebrity within the vibrant New York scene and features compelling performances that delve into the complex lives of iconic artists.

Pollock is a biopic of American painter Jackson Pollock, known for his contributions to the abstract expressionist movement. It delves into the complexity of the creative process, much like I Shot Andy Warhol, and portrays the often tumultuous life that can accompany artistic genius.

Factory Girl is a biographical film about Edie Sedgwick, a muse of Andy Warhol. As in I Shot Andy Warhol, this movie offers a glimpse into the chaotic and often destructive side of fame and the art world of the 1960s. Those interested in the enigmatic figure of Warhol and his entourage will find much to appreciate here.

Before Night Falls is a biographical drama about the life of Cuban poet and novelist Reinaldo Arenas. Like I Shot Andy Warhol, it deals with themes of artistry under political and social pressures, and features rich performances that depict the challenges faced by artists who push boundaries.

Love Is the Devil explores the dark and complex life of British painter Francis Bacon. Much like I Shot Andy Warhol, this film examines the struggles beneath the surface of an acclaimed artist, offering a raw and sometimes unsettling portrayal of the price of creativity.

Frida chronicles the bold and controversial life of the Mexican painter Frida Kahlo. This film shares with I Shot Andy Warhol an intimate look at the struggles and triumphs of an enigmatic artist, with vibrant visuals and a strong central performance by Salma Hayek.