Films and TV shows that feel like Gathering Peascods (1651) by Chase Collins
A quiet, reverent reverie that feels like a sunrise over a humble harvest field, tinged with wistful nostalgia
- The Village (2004): A gentle portrait of rural English life that mirrors the song’s humble, earth‑bound rhythm
- The Secret of Kells (2009): Its hand‑drawn, pastoral aesthetic and reverence for ancient labor echo the song’s historic texture
- Days of Heaven (1978): Terrence Malick’s luminous agrarian landscape and quiet longing match the song’s wistful harvest mood
- The Last of the Mohicans (1992): Frontier wilderness and survival themes resonate with the song’s connection to land and labor
- Poldark (2015): Set in 18th‑century Cornwall, its gritty mining and farming life parallel the song’s historic rural vibe
- The Last Kingdom (2015): Viking‑era England’s rugged fields and communal toil reflect the song’s early‑modern setting
- Outlander (2014): Its lush Scottish highlands and seasonal cycles echo the song’s pastoral, timeless atmosphere