Films and TV shows that feel like Just Like Honey by The Jesus and Mary Chain

A hazy, bittersweet love song buried in feedback. It is tender and numb at once, and sounds like a fleeting connection you can't hold onto.

1. Lost in Translation (2003): The song's famous film moment: a final, unheard goodbye between two lonely strangers in Tokyo.
2. Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind (2004): A tender, fragmented love story that is half memory and half dream, with the same sweetness and ache.
3. Drive (2011): Neon-lit, quiet longing and unspoken tenderness in a hazy, stylised city.
4. Her (2013): Soft, melancholy intimacy between lonely people, with a pastel, dreamlike look.
5. The Virgin Suicides (2000): Sofia Coppola's woozy, nostalgic haze of yearning and untouchable beauty.
6. Marie Antoinette (2006): Coppola again, with a post-punk and new wave soundtrack and a dreamy, sugar-coated sadness.
7. Short Cuts: Wong Kar-wai's In the Mood for Love: A restrained, lingering romance made of near-touches and things left unsaid.
8. Normal People (2020): Intimate, aching, on-and-off love between two people who can't say what they feel.