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Films and TV shows that feel like 100 by Dean Blunt

A hazy, yearning melancholy that feels both intimate and unsettling, like a half‑remembered dream on the edge of dread.

1. A Look Inside Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind (2004): Shares the song’s wistful longing and surreal, memory‑fading atmosphere.
2. Under the Skin (2014): The alienating, minimalist soundscape mirrors the track’s eerie, detached vibe.
3. A Ghost Story (2017): Both dwell in a slow, meditative melancholy that hovers between presence and absence.
4. Twin Peaks (1990): David Lynch’s dream‑logic and lo‑fi ambience echo the song’s hypnotic, unsettling feel.
5. The End of the F***ing World (2017): A bleak, off‑beat teenage malaise that matches the track’s sense of alienated yearning.
6. Memento (2000): Its fragmented, disorienting narrative parallels the song’s hazy, memory‑like construction.
7. The Neon King (2016): Combines neon‑lit urban nightscapes with a moody, synth‑laden score that feels kin to Dean Blunt’s lo‑fi textures.
8. Only Lovers Left Alive (2013): A languid, nocturnal world of artful melancholy that resonates with the track’s dreamy, nocturne quality.