The Taste of Tea
Why this pick
Its deadpan surrealism, handmade visual playfulness, and affectionate portrait of offbeat youth echo the buoyant melancholy and stylised energy of We Are Little Zombies.
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IF THIS ONE STAYED WITH YOU
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SIMILAR PICKS / A PERSONAL CONNECTION
Why this pick
Its deadpan surrealism, handmade visual playfulness, and affectionate portrait of offbeat youth echo the buoyant melancholy and stylised energy of We Are Little Zombies.
Why this pick
Its deliberately artificial sets, eccentric humour, and storybook strangeness make it a close visual companion for the colourful, game-like surrealism of We Are Little Zombies.
Why this pick
It shares a youth perspective shaped by alienation and music, but trades arcade-bright defiance for a hazier, more intimate digital-age melancholy.
Why this pick
Its restless camera language, fractured editing, and sharp attention to teenage disconnection offer a rawer counterpart to We Are Little Zombies’ hyperactive audiovisual form.
Why this pick
This anarchic cult musical pairs catchy pop performance with deliberately artificial, comic-book spectacle—an exuberant precursor to We Are Little Zombies’ musicalised grief and DIY colour.
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