Films and TV shows that feel like Sunday Morning by The Velvet Underground

A groggy, tender dawn tinged with unease: beauty and paranoia drifting together as the morning light arrives after a long night.

1. Factory Girl (2006): Andy Warhol's Factory scene, the very world the Velvet Underground came from, with its glamour and fragility.
2. Frances Ha (2013): Black-and-white New York mornings, drifting youth and bittersweet tenderness.
3. Inside Llewyn Davis (2013): A weary 1961 New York artist wandering cold, quiet streets after nights on couches.
4. Lost in Translation (2003): Jet-lagged pre-dawn hours with dreamy, aching loneliness.
5. Velvet Goldmine (1998): Glam-era art-rock reverie with a hazy, wistful look back at a bygone scene.
6. Mad Men (2007): 1960s New York with hungover mornings and quiet unease under a polished surface.
7. Taxi Driver (1976): Dawn-lit New York and paranoia creeping beneath the surface.
8. Paterson (2016): Gentle, quiet mornings and small poetic moments, with a calm that feels fragile and lovely.