Walking and Talking

Directed by Noah Baumbach, Frances Ha captures the essence of modern friendship and the quest for self-identity. Fans of Walking and Talking will find Frances Ha's black-and-white aesthetic and candid portrayal of personal growth in New York City both charming and relatable.

Mike Leigh's Happy-Go-Lucky is a character-driven story about an eternally optimistic schoolteacher and her interactions with others. Its focus on character depth and development paired with light-hearted moments will resonate well with fans of Walking and Talking.

Drinking Buddies blends romance, friendship, and the complexities of human connection, set against the backdrop of a craft brewery. The candid and improvised dialogue makes it a great match for those who enjoyed the conversational tone and interpersonal dynamics in Walking and Talking.

Starring Julia Louis-Dreyfus and the late James Gandolfini, Enough Said offers a nuanced exploration of romance between two middle-aged characters. This film’s blend of humor and heart, along with its portrayal of complex adult relationships, will appeal to those who liked Walking and Talking.

Fans of Walking and Talking will connect with The Puffy Chair for its mumblecore sensibilities. The film features low-key performances and a focus on the emotional intricacies of a young couple's relationship, which are laced with both drama and comedic moments.

This indie dramedy explores complex relationships between friends and family, featuring a cast with electric chemistry and a naturalistic dialogue style that fans of Walking and Talking will appreciate. Your Sister's Sister offers an intimate look at love, loyalty, and the unexpected turns of relationships.