Movies like Lianna

Although a French film, Blue Is the Warmest Color resonates strongly with Lianna in its intense and emotional journey through the joys and heartaches of a young woman's first love with another woman. Viewers looking for an honest and raw portrayal of same-sex relationships will find this film both compelling and relatable.

Set in the 1950s, Carol focuses on the forbidden romance between two women from different backgrounds. Someone who enjoyed Lianna's exploration of the complexities of a same-sex relationship will likely appreciate the period setting and the evocative narrative of love against all odds depicted in Carol.

This film explores the dynamics of a lesbian couple's family when their children's sperm donor enters their lives. The Kids Are All Right offers a modern take on queer family life, and its humorous yet insightful approach will appeal to those who appreciate Lianna's blend of drama and authenticity.

Saving Face is a delightful romantic comedy about a Chinese-American surgeon and her dance with cultural expectations, personal identities, and a burgeoning romance with another woman. For fans of Lianna's heartfelt exploration of sexuality and identity, Saving Face offers a tender and culturally nuanced narrative.

Like Lianna, Desert Hearts is a groundbreaking film for its era, delving into the complexities of a same-sex relationship in the mid-1980s. Someone who enjoys Lianna's heartfelt and realistic portrayal of discovering one's sexuality later in life will appreciate Desert Hearts' similar themes of love and self-discovery.

High Art focuses on the intense and complicated relationship between a young female intern and a reclusive female photographer. Like Lianna, it provides a deep dive into the intricacies of love and ambition within the context of a lesbian relationship, appealing to viewers who appreciate multi-layered character studies.

Personal Best presents a story of two female athletes who fall in love, navigating their relationship alongside their professional aspirations. Fans of Lianna's exploration of personal identity and lesbian relationships will connect with Personal Best's detailed and sensitive depiction of its protagonists.