Movies like Next Stop, Greenwich Village

Inside Llewyn Davis tells a tale of a struggling folk musician in the 1960s Greenwich Village folk scene. Its exploration of the trials of creative expression paired with a strong sense of place and time mirrors the thematic content of Next Stop, Greenwich Village.

Annie Hall is a quintessential Woody Allen film set in New York City, exploring the complexities of relationships and self-discovery. Fans of Next Stop, Greenwich Village will savor its witty dialogue, neurotic characters, and its poignant, comedic take on love and life in the Big Apple.

Frances Ha follows the story of a young woman trying to find her place in modern-day New York, much like the characters in Next Stop, Greenwich Village. Its black and white cinematography and focus on the tribulations of aspiring artists will resonate with viewers who appreciate character-driven narratives.

Manhattan, another Woody Allen staple, is a love letter to New York City that features complex relationships, sharp dialogue, and black and white cinematography. Fans of Next Stop, Greenwich Village will appreciate the neurotic, introspective characters and the romanticization of NYC.

The Last Days of Disco features a group of friends trying to find their way in the early 1980s Manhattan. Like Next Stop, Greenwich Village, it offers a slice-of-life story that is as much about the characters' personal journeys as it is a love letter to a bygone era in New York City.

Party Girl portrays the journey of a free-spirited young woman in New York City who becomes a library clerk to repay a debt. The movie captures the essence of New York's youth culture and would be enjoyed by those who liked the bohemian lifestyle depicted in Next Stop, Greenwich Village.

Metropolitan dives into the lives of young, upper-class New Yorkers. While it differs in setting from Next Stop, Greenwich Village, its sharp and witty dialogue about the anxieties of young adulthood will resonate with those who appreciate the character studies found in Paul Mazursky's work.