Juno

Embracing themes of teenage angst and the search for identity, The Perks of Being a Wallflower follows a group of friends navigating high school. The poignant storytelling and memorable characters can captivate Juno's audience with its similarly endearing narrative style.

Lady Bird shares Juno's sharp wit and poignant exploration of a young woman's coming-of-age story. Greta Gerwig's directorial debut offers an intimate glimpse into the turbulent senior year of a high school girl, resonating with the authentic adolescent experience that Juno also presents.

A bit cruder but no less poignant, Superbad follows a group of friends trying to make the most of their final days of high school. Its mix of raunchy humor and authentic friendship dynamics presents a slightly different, yet familiar, complement to Juno.

Little Miss Sunshine provides a heartwarming and quirky journey much like Juno, where an unconventional family takes a road trip to support the young Olive in a beauty pageant. Its blend of humor and pathos captures the same unique spirit that made Juno stand out.

With a strong, complex female lead at its center, The Edge of Seventeen is a smartly written comedy that delves into the awkward realities of being a teenager. This film's raw and relatable portrayal of high school life echoes the tone and humor found in Juno.

Garden State, featuring a thought-provoking storyline about finding oneself and dealing with the past, presents a tone and indie aesthetic reminiscent of Juno. Its mix of humor and drama peppered with eccentric characters offers a familiar vibe for fans of Juno.

Nick and Norah's Infinite Playlist shares Juno's indie sensibilities and sharp, witty dialogue, following two teenagers over the course of one music-filled night in New York City. Both movies resonate well with young adults seeking smart, character-driven narratives.