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Films and TV shows that feel like The Less I Know the Better by Tame Impala

The sickening, obsessive loop of watching someone you love move on with someone else, wrapped in a deceptively groovy rhythm.

  1. Euphoria (2019): It captures the exact intersection of neon-drenched teenage hedonism and excruciating romantic jealousy.
  2. Call Me by Your Name (2017): It shares the sun-soaked, languid agony of desiring someone who is slipping away into another life.
  3. Fleabag (2016): It matches the frantic attempt to mask deep personal heartbreak behind a cool, detached, self-sabotaging swagger.
  4. Her (2013): The hazy, pastel-hued futuristic melancholy mirrors the song's lush, isolating synthetic soundscapes.
  5. The Lobster (2015): It reflects the bizarre, absurd pressure of modern dating, coupling up, and watching others find love.
  6. Scott Pilgrim vs. the World (2010): It shares the specific indie-sleaze aesthetic and the petty heartbreak of seeing an ex with a new, cooler partner.
  7. Anora (2024): It mirrors the high-energy, chaotic rush of messy romantic entanglements spinning rapidly out of control.
  8. Babyteeth (2020): It blends intense emotional devastation with a vibrant, youthful, sun-bleached visual texture.

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Nightcall by Kavinsky, read for its mood and setting, then matched with films and shows.

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