Films and TV shows that feel like Time Go Fishing by Daniel Pemberton

A meditative, quiet tension that feels like watching clockwork mechanisms turn in the dark.

1. The Imitation Game (2014): This score by Pemberton perfectly captures the frantic, rhythmic nature of code-breaking and mental obsession.
2. Primer (2004): A low-fi masterpiece about the cold, mechanical reality of scientific discovery and the warping of time.
3. Devs (2020): Matches the song's sterile, high-tech aesthetic and deep fascination with determinism and patterns.
4. Tinker Tailor Soldier Spy (2011): The atmosphere of quiet, patient surveillance and the cold precision of intelligence work echoes the track's mood.
5. Mr. Robot (2015): Explores the intersection of human isolation and the constant, clicking hum of digital networks.
6. The Conversation (1974): A study in repetitive, obsessive focus that mirrors the song's loop-heavy, searching structure.
7. Pi (1998): Captures the frantic energy of a mind trying to find a pattern in chaos through relentless calculation.
8. Ad Astra (2019): The sparse, synth-heavy score and themes of solitary endurance align with the song's minimalist, internal journey.