Luck by Chance

Mulholland Drive features the dark and surreal journey of an aspiring actress in Los Angeles. Much like Luck by Chance, it showcases the dream-like and sometimes nightmarish quality of trying to make it in Hollywood, albeit in a more abstract manner.

La La Land captures the aspirations and struggles of two artists trying to make it in Hollywood. Much like Luck by Chance, it offers a behind-the-scenes look into the entertainment industry, filled with romance, ambition, and the bittersweet taste of success and failure.

Although a comedy, Tropic Thunder offers a satirical take on Hollywood movie-making and the eccentric personalities involved in the industry. Fans of Luck by Chance who appreciate a humorous look at the film world will find this an enjoyable watch.

Though based on a true story, Argo's Hollywood-centric plot to rescue hostages in Iran using a fake movie production echoes the interplay between real life and reel life shown in Luck by Chance, appealing to those who are captivated by movies about making movies.

Birdman explores the life of a washed-up actor as he attempts to revive his career by directing and starring in a Broadway production. Like Luck by Chance, it deals with the theme of relevance in the entertainment industry and the personal toll it can take on an individual.

Set during the transition from silent movies to talkies, The Artist delves into the life of a declining movie star. It shares with Luck by Chance the theme of maneuvering through the changing tides of the film industry and the impact these shifts have on actors' careers.

The Player is a satirical film that follows a Hollywood studio executive receiving death threats from a disgruntled writer. The movie's commentary on the movie business and its darkly comedic tone would be of interest to fans of Luck by Chance.