Movies like Our Souls at Night

If you're drawn to Our Souls at Night, you'll likely connect with films that prize unhurried dialogue and tender intimacy between isolated people discovering second chances—Last Tango in Halifax, What Happens Later, and Hampstead all share that same gentle excavation of connection in later years. The obstacle tends to be consistent across these picks: adult children and skeptical families who threaten to derail their parents' hard-won happiness, which plays out with particular sharpness in Hold the Sunset and Elsa's Land. If you want something that leans more defiant about aging rather than romantic, Waiting for God transforms that refusal to be diminished into outright wit, though it trades intimacy for sharper comedic edges.