Funny Ha Ha
Why this pick
Like Hannah Takes the Stairs, it finds humor and ache in a post-college woman drifting through tentative jobs, friendships, and romantic misfires, with an unforced, conversational naturalism.
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IF THIS ONE STAYED WITH YOU
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SIMILAR PICKS / A PERSONAL CONNECTION
Why this pick
Like Hannah Takes the Stairs, it finds humor and ache in a post-college woman drifting through tentative jobs, friendships, and romantic misfires, with an unforced, conversational naturalism.
Why this pick
A close mumblecore companion: creatively stalled twenty-somethings circle attraction, jealousy, and friendship in loose, intimate scenes that let uncertainty remain unresolved.
Why this pick
Swanberg revisits the blurry boundary between friendship and romance with greater polish but the same relaxed rhythm, lived-in Chicago setting, and affection for emotionally evasive characters.
Why this pick
This even rawer Swanberg relationship study shares the candid intimacy and unsettled romantic energy of Hannah, prioritizing awkward conversation and changing feelings over plot mechanics.
Why this pick
Though set over one busy workday, its compassion for women improvising through frustration, loyalty, and small crises carries the same observant, casually human spirit.
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01 / THE STORY
Hannah is a recent college graduate living in Chicago who works as an intern at a production office during the summer. She falls for Matt and Paul, two scriptwriters she works with. While coasting from relationship to relationship, Hannah attempts to find a direction for her life.
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02 / FACES IN THE FRAME
Matt

Mike
Rocco

Hannah