Movies that feel like a Pulp song

The films and shows that come up most across 5 Pulp songs on Soundtrackd, matched on mood, themes and setting. Each one says why it fits.

This Is England poster
2007
This Is England
Working-class English adolescence in a lovingly observed, vividly drawn community. For 4 songs, including Babies.
Sex Education poster
2019
Sex Education
Teenage curiosity and embarrassment handled with warmth, humour and British school-life charm. For 4 songs, including Babies.
The Full Monty poster
1997
The Full Monty
Sheffield setting, working-class wit and Britpop-era humour with a big heart. For 4 songs, including Babies.
Trainspotting poster
1996
Trainspotting
Peak 90s Britpop-era energy, with working-class rebellion and dark humour about British life. For 4 songs, including Common People.
Submarine poster
2011
Submarine
A awkward, witty Welsh teenager fumbles through first love and bedroom-bound obsession with deadpan tenderness. For 3 songs, including Babies.
Fish Tank poster
2009
Fish Tank
Raw, unromantic look at council estate life, the reality that slumming tourists never see. For 3 songs, including Common People.
The Inbetweeners poster
2008
The Inbetweeners
Mortifying British teenage lust and humiliation played for cringing comedy. For 2 songs, including Babies.
Billy Elliot poster
2000
Billy Elliot
A northern working-class boy's secret longing set in a tight, cramped family home. For 2 songs, including Babies.
Brassed Off poster
1996
Brassed Off
Northern working-class solidarity, wit and defiance against those with power. For 2 songs, including Common People.
Adrian Mole: The Cappuccino Years poster
2001
Adrian Mole: The Cappuccino Years
Diary-style British awkwardness, class anxiety and crushes through a self-absorbed teen's eyes. For Babies.
Looking for Eric poster
2009
Looking for Eric
Gentle, funny northern English story of awkwardness and longing, told with affection. For Babies.
Industry poster
2020
Industry
Class and privilege collide in London, a modern take on the song's wealthy-versus-ordinary tension. For Common People.