Movies like Tiny Furniture

Set around a strong-willed teenager's last year of high school, Lady Bird offers a raw and poignant look at the trials of growing up, mother-daughter relationships, and self-identity, themes that resonate with the coming-of-age arc presented in Tiny Furniture.

Though it has a different stylistic approach, Garden State shares the exploration of post-collegiate confusion and the idea of returning home to figure out life, much like the protagonist in Tiny Furniture does. It's a touchstone film for those in their twenties trying to navigate the real world.

A witty and relatable dive into the life of a struggling dancer in New York, Frances Ha captures the post-college malaise and complex friendships with a similar tone of self-discovery as seen in Tiny Furniture. It's shot in black and white, which adds an artistic flair to the film's modern exploration of millennial woes.

This film offers a candid and humorous take on a young woman's unplanned pregnancy and her grappling with the next steps in life, echoing the honest portrayal of personal and familial relationships that marks Tiny Furniture.

The Puffy Chair is another mumblecore milestone that chronicles a road trip of a disenchanted man trying to deliver a vintage recliner. Like Tiny Furniture, it delves into the complexities of personal relationships while dealing with the uncertain transition into adulthood.