Movies like Postcards from the Edge

The Hours weaves together the stories of three women from different eras, linked by Virginia Woolf's 'Mrs. Dalloway.' Like Postcards from the Edge, The Hours examines complex female characters and the facets of mental health, making it a compelling watch for fans looking for depth and interconnected stories.

Girl, Interrupted, starring Winona Ryder and Angelina Jolie, follows a young woman's experience in a psychiatric hospital in the 1960s. It shares themes of mental health struggles and self-discovery with Postcards from the Edge and will resonate with viewers who appreciate stories of personal turmoil and growth.

This touching drama, directed by James L. Brooks, explores the complex relationship between a mother and daughter, much like Postcards from the Edge. If you're intrigued by family dynamics and bittersweet narratives that balance humor with poignancy, Terms of Endearment is sure to resonate with you.

Featuring an ensemble cast of strong women, Steel Magnolias delves into the interconnected lives of Southern women. The film provides a blend of comedy and drama that will appeal to those who appreciate Postcards from the Edge's exploration of femininity and resilience.

This film adaptation of Tracy Letts' play features a stellar cast and centers on the dysfunctional Weston family brought together by a family crisis. Much like Postcards from the Edge, August: Osage County offers a compelling look at mother-daughter relationships and the often tempestuous bonds that tie families together.

Directed by Robert Redford, Ordinary People delves into the grief and strain within a family after the loss of a son. This emotionally charged drama has the same kind of intense family relationships and individual struggles that are central to Postcards from the Edge.

Jonathan Demme's Rachel Getting Married is a raw portrayal of a woman who returns home from rehab just in time for her sister's wedding. With themes of addiction, family tension, and redemption, fans of Postcards from the Edge will find common ground with this film's honest and emotional storytelling.

Frances stars Jessica Lange as Frances Farmer, an actress struggling with fame and personal issues. Similar to Postcards from the Edge, Frances offers a behind-the-scenes look at Hollywood and a deep dive into the challenges of maintaining one's identity in the face of public scrutiny.