Movies like Swept from the Sea

Audiences who enjoyed the timeless romance in Swept from the Sea might also fall for The Notebook, which features a passionate love affair that endures the test of time and memory, set against the background of the 1940s.

While set in a different era, Pride & Prejudice captures an intricate dance of romance and social expectations that can resonate with fans of Swept from the Sea. It intertwines love, class, and wit in the portrayal of Elizabeth Bennet and Mr. Darcy's legendary relationship.

Atonement, set in the mid-20th century, deals with love, guilt, and the devastating repercussions of a single lie. Fans of the romantic tragedy in Swept from the Sea will find Atonement's haunting narrative of lost love and the yearning for forgiveness equally engaging.

Set against the backdrop of World War II, The English Patient features a tale of love and loss that could captivate anyone who cherishes the deep romantic threads in Swept from the Sea. The movie's poignant storytelling and period setting complement its tragic yet beautiful narrative.

Like Swept from the Sea, Cold Mountain tells the story of lovers separated by war and circumstance, set during the American Civil War. It explores themes of longing, survival, and the power of love to transcend great distances.

This drama focuses on a couple who live on a remote island and discover a boat with a dead man and a living baby. The Light Between Oceans shares with Swept from the Sea an emotional story that unfolds by the sea, where moral dilemmas and the struggles of love take center stage.

Those who appreciate the dramatic landscapes and cross-cultural romance in Swept from the Sea would likely enjoy Far and Away. It depicts the journey of two young Irish immigrants who find love and hardship in America.

The Painted Veil explores a troubled marriage amidst cholera-ridden China in the 1920s, revealing a complex relationship that evolves into love. Viewers who enjoyed the emotional depth and romantic transformation in Swept from the Sea are likely to appreciate the character development and scenic beauty of this film.