Films and TV shows that feel like KARMA by Alycia Marie
A bittersweet, introspective pop song that feels like a quiet confession to the universe, balancing hope and melancholy.
- Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind (2004): Both explore memory, cause‑and‑effect in love, and a wistful yearning for redemption.
- Fleabag (2016): The series’ confessional, witty tone mirrors the song’s intimate self‑talk and bittersweet humor.
- The Virgin Suicides (2000): Dreamy, melancholic atmosphere and teenage introspection echo the song’s reflective vibe.
- Normal People (2020): Quiet, emotionally nuanced storytelling about love, longing, and personal growth aligns with the track’s mood.
- Amélie (2001): Whimsical yet heartfelt, it captures the hopeful optimism and gentle melancholy of the song.
- Me and You and Everyone We Know (2005): Indie‑circuit sensibility and the awkward search for connection reflect the song’s indie pop aesthetic.
- Atypical (2017): The series balances humor with earnest self‑discovery, matching the track’s blend of lightness and depth.
- Lost in Translation (2003): The film’s languid, neon‑lit cityscape and contemplative tone parallel the song’s setting and emotional texture.
