Movies like Where Do We Go Now?

Remember the Titans is a stirring film about a high school football team during the first year of racial integration. If you're moved by tales of overcoming deep-rooted prejudice and building unity like in Where Do We Go Now?, this movie is an inspiring choice.

Bend It Like Beckham tells the story of a young British Indian girl who defies traditional norms to pursue her passion for soccer. Like Where Do We Go Now?, it provides a lighthearted take on serious cultural and gender issues, offering a message of understanding and unity.

Set in the American South during the Civil Rights era, The Secret Life of Bees explores themes of female empowerment and racial harmony. This story shares the same soulful blend of social commentary and personal drama you would find in Where Do We Go Now?.

The Visitor showcases the unexpected friendship between a lonely widowed professor and a couple of undocumented immigrants. The film's themes of connection across cultural divides echo those in Where Do We Go Now?, making it a poignant follow-up for fans of heartfelt, cross-cultural stories.

Centered around an Algerian immigrant teacher in Montreal who brings healing to a classroom after a tragedy, Monsieur Lazhar deals with themes of cultural understanding and the power of community, similar to the Where Do We Go Now? experience.