White Palace

Like White Palace, Unfaithful explores the irresistible pull of a passionate affair that defies societal expectations. It delves into the consequences of stepping outside the bounds of a conventional life, engaging similar emotional territory.

Set in 1960s London, An Education follows a teenage girl's romance with an older man. It mirrors White Palace's dynamic of a younger person falling for an older partner, showcasing the impact of such a relationship on personal growth and life decisions.

Autumn in New York tells the tale of an older man falling for a much younger woman, with the dramatic difference in their ages leading to complexities and judgment from others, much as the couple in White Palace experiences.

A Walk on the Moon features an older woman engaging in an affair with a younger man against the backdrop of the 1969 Woodstock festival. This movie captures the era's spirit of change and parallels White Palace's theme of self-discovery and forbidden love.

How Stella Got Her Groove Back presents a refreshing take on romance as a successful middle-aged woman finds love with a younger man during a vacation. Its themes of rediscovery and passionate romance are akin to the personal journey in White Palace.