Jindabyne

Mystic River is a haunting tale of a childhood tragedy that re-emerges to upset the lives of three men from a close-knit community. Fans of Jindabyne will appreciate the film’s exploration of grief, moral ambiguity, and the complex layers of human relationships.

Gone Baby Gone is a compelling and gritty tale of a private investigator's quest to find a missing girl in Boston. Fans of Jindabyne's moral quandaries and intense character studies will find themselves engrossed in this film’s ethical dilemmas.

This intense drama takes a non-linear approach to storytelling, much like Jindabyne, and focuses on how a tragic car accident brings together the lives of three people. It’s a compelling look at fate, loss, and connection.

In the Bedroom deals with the dark and painful aftermath of a tragic event within a family, much like Jindabyne. The film's subtle but powerful examination of grief and vengeance will resonate well with those who appreciate the emotional depth of Jindabyne.

Featuring multiple storylines that span different times and places, The Burning Plain weaves a complex narrative about guilt, redemption, and the impact of past actions on present lives. Like Jindabyne, the movie delves into the lives of characters haunted by their past encounters.

The Sweet Hereafter explores the ripple effects of a tragic school bus accident on a small town, inviting viewers into a complex web of grief, guilt, and the search for truth, similar themes found in Jindabyne.

Snow Angels tells the story of interlocking lives in a small town, as characters struggle with personal demons and the aftermath of a distressing disappearance. Viewers who appreciated the complex characters of Jindabyne will find similar depth here.