Jeff, Who Lives at Home

Lars and the Real Girl is a heartfelt comedy about a socially awkward guy who develops a romantic relationship with a doll. Audiences who appreciate Jeff, Who Lives at Home's offbeat humor and compassionate look at its central character will find similar qualities in this film.

Garden State presents the story of a man returning to his hometown and confronting his past, much like the titular character in Jeff, Who Lives at Home. Both films offer a blend of humor and drama with a focus on family dynamics and existential questions.

Safety Not Guaranteed intricately blends comedy with a touch of science fiction. Fans of Jeff, Who Lives at Home will appreciate this film's quirky characters and the exploration of belief in the unbelievable, as journalists follow a man who claims he can time travel.

This indie road trip comedy from the Duplass brothers, who also directed Jeff, Who Lives at Home, offers a similar blend of humor and heartfelt moments. It follows a man trying to deliver a giant purple lazy-boy to his father, resulting in an earnest exploration of family relationships.

Another film from the Duplass brothers, Cyrus dives into the complex relationship between a man and his mother's new boyfriend. Like Jeff, Who Lives at Home, it weaves together comedy with a raw and authentic depiction of human connections.