Movies like The Maids

Set in the Civil Rights era, The Help portrays the lives of African American maids working for white families in the South. It explores social injustices and complex relationships, resonating with audiences who are drawn to the class distinctions and personal dramas found in The Maids.

Atonement features a young girl's false accusation that changes the lives of two lovers. Its exploration of guilt, class, and the consequences of one's actions may strike a chord with fans of The Maids and its dramatic storytelling.

The interwoven stories of three women, including Virginia Woolf, explore themes of gender, society, and mental health. The Hours, with its strong performances and introspective narrative, should resonate with audiences who are moved by the psychological complexity in The Maids.

Gosford Park, directed by Robert Altman, offers a glimpse into the lives of the wealthy and their servants set in a 1930s English countryside estate. With its ensemble cast, witty dialogue, and exploration of class tensions, fans of The Maids will appreciate the upstairs-downstairs dynamic and the nuanced character studies.

Centered around a dutiful English butler's service and loyalty to his lord during the pre-World War II era, The Remains of the Day delves deep into the themes of duty, love, and restraint. Those who enjoy The Maids will find the film's subtle character performances and exploration of servitude compelling.