Movies like Plenty

Atonement is a visually stunning drama that weaves a tale of love, war, and the dire consequences of a young girl's misunderstanding. The narrative's grip on war-time romance and the tragic underpinnings of its characters' decisions will resonate with audiences who enjoyed Plenty.

Revolutionary Road provides a hard-hitting look at a couple grappling with their aspirations and the crushing weight of societal expectations in the 1950s. Viewers who appreciate Plenty's character studies and the exploration of individual versus collective ideals will find a similar resonance here.

Set against the backdrop of World War II, The English Patient details a poignant love affair that unfolds in the midst of global conflict. Fans of Plenty will appreciate the movie's rich exploration of passion, memory, and the inevitable scars of war.

Delving into themes of duty, politics, and suppressed emotions, The Remains of the Day is a finely tuned drama. Like Plenty, it scrutinizes the complexities of wartime England and the private turmoil of those serving within its grand estates.

Exploring the interconnected stories of three women from different eras, The Hours examines the profound effects of the works of Virginia Woolf. Its exploration of regret, longing, and the search for meaning aligns well with the existential queries presented in Plenty.

Out of Africa tells the story of a passionate and complicated love affair in the expanses of Kenya. Its epic scope and the central character's longing for excitement and purpose will appeal to those captivated by the sweeping narrative of Plenty.

This film unravels a complex narrative of love and infidelity within a Victorian setting, while also playing with metafictional elements. Like Plenty, The French Lieutenant's Woman challenges its protagonists' ideals in the face of societal constraints, resonating with similar themes of romance and individual choice.