Movies like White Mischief

Set against the backdrop of World War II's North African campaign, The English Patient weaves a tale of love, betrayal, and the haunting power of memory. Its epic romance and the mystery of its characters' pasts echo the dramatic entanglements of White Mischief.

If you're drawn to the high-society drama and intricate character dynamics of White Mischief, Gosford Park is a must-watch. Directed by Robert Altman, this movie delves into the lives of British aristocrats and their servants during a hunting weekend, where secrets and scandals abound.

Focusing on the brutal regime of Ugandan dictator Idi Amin as seen through the eyes of his Scottish personal physician, The Last King of Scotland captures the complexity of post-colonial African politics. It's a gripping watch for those interested in the darker side of the continent's history depicted in White Mischief.

The Remains of the Day offers a poignant look at the interwar years in England, reflecting on themes of duty, love, and the social order. Its understated storytelling and period setting should appeal to the audience that appreciates the nuanced drama of White Mischief.

Another film set in Kenya, The Constant Gardener combines romance with a suspenseful investigation into corruption and global pharmaceutical politics. It resonates with the same kind of intense, location-driven storytelling found in White Mischief.

Romantic and sweeping, Out of Africa presents a similarly lush portrayal of life on the African continent during the early 20th century. With Meryl Streep and Robert Redford leading, the film explores love and loss among expatriates in colonial Kenya, which should resonate with fans of White Mischief's themes and setting.

Exploring the cultural and racial tensions of British-ruled India in the 1920s, A Passage to India confronts themes of justice and colonialism. Fans of White Mischief's historical context and conflict between characters of different backgrounds will find this David Lean's adaptation of E.M. Forster's novel captivating.

Based on Evelyn Waugh's novel, Brideshead Revisited traces the life of Charles Ryder and his intoxicating friendship with the aristocratic Flyte family between the two World Wars. Its exploration of class, religion, and societal change in period British society will draw in viewers who appreciate White Mischief for its period detail and character-driven plot.