Movies like New York Stories

New York, I Love You, is a spiritual successor to New York Stories. It features a series of love stories set in the Big Apple, showcasing the city's romantic and mystical allure. The anthology structure and focus on relationships will attract those who enjoyed the individual emotional narratives of New York Stories.

Coffee and Cigarettes is a collection of short films that capture the essence and quirks of human interactions, centered around coffee and cigarettes. Its segmented storytelling and focus on dialogue-heavy exchanges make it resonate with fans of New York Stories' exploration of daily life and unique characters.

Four Rooms is another anthology film, with four separate stories set in a Los Angeles hotel and helmed by different directors, including Quentin Tarantino. Fans of New York Stories' collection of diverse tales and varied directorial voices might appreciate the quirky scenarios and offbeat humor of Four Rooms.

Short Cuts weaves together a multitude of stories about the lives of various residents of Los Angeles, much like New York Stories does with its New York inhabitants. Its ensemble cast and intersecting tales flesh out a patchwork of human experience that draws in viewers who appreciate multifaceted urban storytelling.

Consisting of a sequence of vignettes that each take place during one night in five different cities across the world, Night on Earth shares New York Stories' format of separate but thematically connected short films. It offers a slice-of-life perspective on the human condition which fans of New York narratives might find familiar and engaging.

Much like New York Stories' homage to New York City, To Rome with Love is Woody Allen's love letter to Rome, weaving together several stories full of romance, comedy, and magic realism. Viewers who appreciate New York Stories for its vignettes and directorial vision will likely enjoy this European counterpart.

Subway Stories, like New York Stories, is set in New York City and is an anthology of tales that intersect in the city's famed subway system. The film portrays the diversity of the city's inhabitants and their experiences, mirroring the love letter to New York that is New York Stories.