Movies like The Snapper

Juno, a whip-smart teen confronting an unplanned pregnancy by her classmate, navigates the trials of adolescence with a sharp wit and unyielding spirit. Fans of The Snapper will appreciate Juno's heartwarming and quirky dive into the complexities of young motherhood and individuality.

Knocked Up follows the repercussions of a one-night stand between a slacker and a career woman that results in an unexpected pregnancy. Blending raunchy humor with touching moments, it's a film that fans of The Snapper will appreciate for its irreverent take on the challenges and growth that come with impending parenthood.

A sort-of sequel to Knocked Up, This Is 40 takes a humorous look at the lives of a couple navigating the challenges of marriage, parenting, and aging. Its honest and comedic perspective on familial relationships and midlife will resonate with audiences who enjoyed the humor and relatable characters of The Snapper.

This dramedy focuses on a same-sex couple and their teenage children who get to know the sperm donor involved in their conception. Fans of The Snapper will find The Kids Are All Right's portrayal of unconventional family relationships and its sharp wit both engaging and thought-provoking.

Starring Drew Barrymore, this film chronicles the life of a young woman whose dreams of an academic career are derailed by an unplanned pregnancy. Like The Snapper, Riding in Cars with Boys tackles the theme of motherhood and self-discovery with a candid and heartfelt approach.

Baby Mama is a comedy that explores the dynamics of an unlikely relationship between a successful single businesswoman who is desperate to have a child and her working-class surrogate. It's a film that will resonate with The Snapper fans due to its humorous yet thoughtful exploration of motherhood and the modern family.

Away We Go is a poignant road movie about a couple expecting their first child who travel across the U.S. in search of the perfect place to raise their family. The film's warmth and authenticity will appeal to those who enjoyed the family dynamics and character-driven storytelling of The Snapper.

Waitress tells the story of Jenna, a pregnant, pie-making waitress who dreams of a way out of her small town and rocky marriage. Capturing a unique blend of humor and pathos, it resonates with The Snapper's audience through its earnest look at the intricacies of womanhood and parenthood.