Movies like The Hotel New Hampshire

In Little Miss Sunshine, a family's comically dysfunctional road trip is both heartwarming and raw. This film captures a similarly bizarre journey of family unity and self-discovery that fans of The Hotel New Hampshire may find equally endearing.

Wes Anderson's The Royal Tenenbaums features a varied ensemble cast and portrays the quirky and troubled dynamics of a once-successful family, akin to the unique and darkly humorous tone encountered in The Hotel New Hampshire.

Set in the 1970s, The Ice Storm deals with complex family issues and the struggle of coming-of-age, similar to The Hotel New Hampshire. Both films offer profound insights into human relationships framed within a distinct time period.

Garden State presents a young man's return home and his quirky interactions with family and new acquaintances. The film's mix of dark comedy with a search for meaning will resonate with viewers who enjoyed The Hotel New Hampshire's similar themes.

Like The Hotel New Hampshire, which was based on a novel by John Irving, The World According to Garp offers a blend of eccentricity and poignancy, interlacing life's absurdities with its deeper themes. Fans of Irving's work will appreciate the similarly quirky characters and the rich narrative style.

With its sharp wit and candid take on the dissolution of a family, The Squid and the Whale echoes the bittersweet and darkly humorous aspects of The Hotel New Hampshire, as it navigates the impact of family dynamics on individual growth.

Running with Scissors delivers the same type of dark humor and dysfunctional family dynamics that viewers enjoy in The Hotel New Hampshire. Based on Augusten Burroughs' memoir, the film navigates the complexities of growing up in an unconventional family atmosphere.

A Home at the End of the World explores the complexities of forming an unconventional family and the bonds that hold them together. Like The Hotel New Hampshire, it weaves a tale of love, friendship, and identity that is both unique and deeply human.