Private Lessons

A landmark film in the 'older woman-younger man' genre, The Graduate provides the dramatic depth and nuanced performances that viewers might appreciate if they enjoyed the dynamics at play in Private Lessons. Its iconic status and witty script make it a timeless pick.

Risky Business, much like Private Lessons, is a classic tale of teenage discovery and the complications that arise from unexpected relationships. Its mix of satirical humor and a sense of adventure would resonate well with fans of risqué coming-of-age stories.

Summer of '42 captures a tender and nostalgic look at a young man's first love with an older woman during wartime. It shares with Private Lessons the theme of youthful discovery and forbidden romance, but wraps it in a more gentle and poignant package.

Set against the backdrop of an exotic locale, Blame It on Rio explores the comedic and complicated relationships between older men and younger women, paralleling the themes of Private Lessons. Audiences who appreciate the blend of scenic vistas with risqué humor will find this a similarly entertaining watch.

Class delves into the dynamics of a young man entering into a romantic liaison with an older woman, echoing the narrative of Private Lessons. With its blend of teenage angst and social commentary, it's a must-watch for those who enjoy a mixture of depth and humor in their films.

My Tutor shares the theme of a younger person being seduced and educated by an older, more experienced individual. Like Private Lessons, it mixes elements of comedy with coming-of-age drama, appealing to fans of light-hearted, taboo relationships.

Loverboy presents a comedy of errors centered around a young pizza delivery boy who becomes involved with older women. Those who find the premise of Private Lessons engaging will likely be charmed by Loverboy's similar take on unconventional relationships and comedic set-ups.