Films and TV shows that feel like Let's Get Lost by Chet Baker

A hushed, hazy invitation to drift away with someone, sung with a fragile, half-whispered tenderness that carries the ache of a beautiful life slipping by.

1. Let's Get Lost (1988): Bruce Weber's black-and-white documentary on Chet Baker is the song's namesake and its definitive portrait.
2. Born to Be Blue (2015): Ethan Hawke plays Baker in a tender, broken comeback story full of trumpet and heartache.
3. 'Round Midnight (1986): Dexter Gordon's expatriate jazz musician in Paris captures the same weary, smoky devotion to music.
4. Bird (1988): Clint Eastwood's moody portrait of Charlie Parker shares the beauty and self-destruction of the jazz era.
5. La La Land (2016): A modern love letter to jazz with dreamy romance and bittersweet longing.
6. Elevator to the Gallows (1958): Miles Davis's cool trumpet score drifts through a Paris noir of doomed lovers.
7. Mo' Better Blues (1990): A trumpeter torn between music and love, in a glossy, smoky jazz-club world.
8. Whiplash (2014): Obsessive jazz devotion and its cost, a harder-edged take on the sacrifice behind the music.