Movies like Moscow on the Hudson

In 'The Terminal,' Tom Hanks plays an Eastern European man trapped in JFK Airport when his country undergoes a coup. The movie shares similar themes of culture clash and the immigrant experience with 'Moscow on the Hudson,' and both films balance these with a sense of compassion and comedy.

While not specifically about immigration, 'The Fisher King' addresses the themes of redemption and the clash of different worlds in New York City. It is another film with a heartfelt story set against the backdrop of the American dream, which viewers of 'Moscow on the Hudson' might appreciate.

This classic comedy tells the tale of an African prince who travels to New York City to escape an arranged marriage and find true love. Like 'Moscow on the Hudson,' 'Coming to America' follows the journey of an immigrant adjusting to the American way of life, with plenty of humor and heart along the way.

This crowd-pleasing romantic comedy highlights the cultural differences encountered when someone from a traditional Greek family falls in love with a non-Greek. Like 'Moscow on the Hudson,' it deals with the intersections of love, family, and heritage in the immigrant story.

Set in Manhattan's Lower East Side, 'Crossing Delancey' explores the challenges of modern love while staying connected to traditional family culture. Similar to 'Moscow on the Hudson,' it weaves together the lead character's immigrant background with contemporary life.

Following the story of a Frenchman and an American woman who enter into a marriage of convenience for a green card, 'Green Card' is another romantic comedy that showcases the cultural adjustments and legal challenges faced by immigrants, reminiscent of 'Moscow on the Hudson.'

This drama follows an immigrant Irish family's struggle to start a new life in New York City. Although more somber than 'Moscow on the Hudson,' 'In America' provides a poignant look at the immigrant experience and the pursuit of the American dream.