Harold and Maude
Why this pick
Its tender bond between death-obsessed youth and a life-embracing older woman shares Restless’s eccentric, bittersweet warmth and gently rebellious view of grief.
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SIMILAR PICKS / A PERSONAL CONNECTION
Why this pick
Its tender bond between death-obsessed youth and a life-embracing older woman shares Restless’s eccentric, bittersweet warmth and gently rebellious view of grief.
Why this pick
Gondry’s handmade surrealism and fragile romantic optimism echo Restless’s sense that imagination can make grief, first love, and awkwardness feel luminous.
Why this pick
It combines stylised youthful invention with a friendship shaped by illness, maintaining the mix of humour, emotional directness, and mortality-conscious tenderness that suits Restless.
Why this pick
This deadpan afterlife road romance turns suicidal despair into quirky, hopeful connection, matching Restless’s unusual ability to be darkly comic and sincerely tender.
Why this pick
Its buoyant, intimate young romance uses a playful high-concept structure to explore loss and being present, with a similarly sweetly melancholy sensibility.
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01 / THE STORY
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02 / FACES IN THE FRAME
Alger Cofax
Joseph

Dr. Lee
Rachel Cotton

Mabel Tell

Annabel Cotton

Elizabeth Cotton