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Why this pick
A warmly observant, adult romantic comedy with the same affection for awkwardness, self-doubt, and small emotional risks as Hello, My Name Is Doris.
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Why this pick
A warmly observant, adult romantic comedy with the same affection for awkwardness, self-doubt, and small emotional risks as Hello, My Name Is Doris.
Why this pick
Also directed by Michael Showalter, this is another humane comedy that lets discomfort and romantic uncertainty breathe while keeping its characters fundamentally lovable.
Why this pick
Its sunlit, gently eccentric ensemble and deep curiosity about women’s inner lives offer the same mix of comic specificity, wistfulness, and emotional openness.
Why this pick
For Doris’s hopeful reinvention and bright visual charm, this uplifting story similarly follows an underestimated older woman pursuing a dream with wit and dignity.
Why this pick
A quieter, more melancholic companion: it shares the tender attention to loneliness and the courage it takes to reach for connection, though in a more intimate register.
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01 / THE STORY
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02 / FACES IN THE FRAME

Doris Miller

John Fremont

Sally

Robert

Vivian

Niles

Des
Uncle Frank