Films and TV shows that feel like White Keys by Dominic Fike
A hazy, sun-drenched collision of youthful hedonism, anxiety, and suburban drift.
- Euphoria (2019): It shares Dominic Fike's specific brand of glossy, high-anxiety teen hedonism and coastal burnout.
- Red Rocket (2021): Captures the same vibrant, tacky, sun-soaked desperation and hustle of small-time characters.
- Atlanta (2016): Mirrors the track's surreal blend of hip-hop culture, modern malaise, and unpredictable youth energy.
- The Florida Project (2017): Reflects the humid, restless grit and sun-bleached aesthetics underpinning Fike's upbringing.
- mid90s (2018): Evokes the skate-culture camaraderie and the reckless, music-fueled search for belonging.
- Under the Silver Lake (2018): Channels a hazy, neo-noir Los Angeles drift through modern pop-culture paranoia.
- American Honey (2016): Follows a similar restless American youth culture chasing cheap thrills and hazy horizons.
- Spontaneous (2020): Blends Gen-Z existential dread with an upbeat, slacker-cool indie soundtrack sensibility.
