Zee and Co.

With its piercing narrative on suburban life, marriage, and self-discovery, American Beauty provides a similarly unflinching look at personal relationships as Zee and Co., wrapped in sleek cinematography and exceptional performances.

Revolutionary Road offers an incisive and emotionally powerful examination of a 1950s couple facing disillusionment and the strain of societal norms, mirroring Zee and Co.'s dramatic and poignant look at relationships.

In The Graduate, a young man's affair with an older woman and its complicated aftermath echo the themes of scandalous relationships and societal pressures found in Zee and Co., making it a compelling watch for audiences fascinated by intricate character studies.

Closer is a gritty, realistic portrayal of two couples whose lives are intertwined by love affairs and betrayals. Fans of Zee and Co. will recognize the film’s intense exploration of love, fidelity, and identity.

Set in the 1970s, The Ice Storm delves into the complex emotional landscapes of two suburban families grappling with their personal demons, a theme that resonates with the depth and intensity of the character dynamics in Zee and Co.

This razor-sharp, dark comedy is a masterclass in tension and character interaction, much like Zee and Co. Carnage takes place in real-time as two couples discuss an incident involving their children, revealing much about their own marriages and personalities in the process.