Films and TV shows that feel like Starting Over by LSD and the Search for God
A drifting, half-remembered reverie where hope and heartache blur together, like trying to begin again while still floating in the afterglow of something lost.
- Lost in Translation (2003): Soft, jet-lagged drift through neon-lit nights, with shoegaze on the soundtrack and a tender, unspoken ache.
- The Virgin Suicides (2000): Hazy suburban reverie and fragile girlhood told through gauzy memory and dreamy music.
- Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind (2004): Love, loss and the wish to begin again, dissolving through blurred memory.
- mid90s (2018): Wistful, lo-fi coming-of-age searching for belonging in sun-faded suburbia.
- Submarine (2011): Dreamy, awkward young love and quiet heartache with a wistful indie glow.
- Skins (2007): Hazy nights, emotional chaos and teenagers reaching for something new.
- Euphoria (2019): Dreamlike, hallucinatory visuals around young people chasing escape and a fresh start.
- My So-Called Life (1994): Yearning, wistful adolescent introspection with a 90s alt-rock soul.
