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This is a TV documentary about the Nineties.  Tricky appears from 10.52 mins on and then in a segment about Bristol from 20.30 on. It also uses the song Karmacoma and Black Steel (at 23.28). A while ago it was available on You Tube, but not anymore unfortunately. You can read about it on IMDB.

This is documentary about teenage girls in Philadelphia and their oppinions about sex, religion and other things. You can read here that it uses music by Tricky, but it is not mentioned which song... Here is the film on IMDb and here are some more infos. You can watch a trailer on Vimeo and watch the whole film on demand for $12.99.

The song is not included in the soundtrack (because it just has the score), but the song is used as background music in the movie - as you can read on the Internet Movie database.

Only Bury The Evidence can be found on the soundtrack, but Excess is also used in the movie, as you can read here.

The song is not on the soundtrack (because there you can find only the score), but it's still used in the movie, as you can read on the Internet movie database.

The Tricky song is not on the soundtrack CD, but according to IMDb it is used in the very first episode of the TV series ("My first day").

According to IMDb this TV series uses "Christiansands" in the first episode of the first season  and 'Bury The Evidence" in the third. 

This is not a movie, but a US TV series that features Excess as the theme song (as you can read on the Internet Movie database). An alternate title is CSL - Crime Scene Lake Glory.

Another US TV series using music by Tricky. According to this website the song is used in episode 2.15.

There are two soundtracks for this TV series, but they don't have the Tricky song. According to the Internet Movie database the song is used in the episode "Shimmer" (season 1, episode 10).

There is no soundtrack CD for this film. But according to the Internet Movie database the song is used.

This remix is not on the soundtrack, but could be downloaded on the official site (not anymore unfortunately). I've also added it to the remix discography.

"Don't Touch" is only released on this soundtrack (I've also added it to the collaborations discography). The last three tracks are not on the soundtrack, which means "Matrix" and "Real People" are not released anywhere! You can see all the tracks from the movie here. The credits for "Matrix" are: written by Tricky and Marlon Thaws, performed by Tricky. While "Real People" is written and performed by Tricky. Tricky said in an interview that he wrote 20 music pieces for Jerry Bruckheimer, so these were part of them. Others ended up in "Kids" and probably some CSI episodes, but I don't know which...

This is  a TV series, I couldn't find a soundtrack for it. According to the Internet Movie database the song is used in the episode "Get your mack on" (season 1, episode 9).

According to IMDb the episode "Our sons and daughters" (season 2, episode 6) of this TV series uses "Scrappy Love". The series is produced by Jerry Bruckheimer, for whom Tricky wrote some music, so maybe there is even more (unknown) Tricky music in there somewhere???

The song is not on the soundtrack, but as you can read on the Internet movie database it is used in the film.

According to IMDb this TV series used the song "Hollow" in the episode "The Girlfriend" (season 1, episode 6) and "How High" in season 1 episode 26 (IMDb). There are 6 soundtrack CD existing (according to this website), but the Tricky songs aren't on them.

Tricky also has a guest appearance as himself in this movie and performs the song (see above). Since this song is only released here I've added the soundtrack also to the solo discography, you can listen to the song on You Tube.

This collaboration with Tricky is used in this German film, according to IMDb. There is no soundtrack for this film .

This is an Australian short film (6 min. long) inspired and filmed to the music of 'Bury the evidence', as you can read on IMDb:
"Filmed entirely on location in Melbourne Australia and shot in only 7 hours. Inspired by and set to the awesome Tricky track: "Bury The Evidence"."

This is a semi-autobiographical film about Dave Courtney (playing a gangster named Dave Malone). According to IMBb this movie uses music by Tricky, but it doesn't say which song or songs. You can watch a trailer for the film on You Tube. In the description it says you can watch the film at gangster.tales.com, but that site doesn't exist when I checked it. Tricky sampled Dave Courtney telling his story for "Product of the environment" (see discography or this little special page).

This is a TV series, which used the song "Hell is round the corner" in the episode "Intramural" (according to IMDb). Although the soundtrack has the song "Black Steel", as you can see here, that is a bit confusing...

This is a TV series, which used the song "Hell is round the corner" in an episode named "Hell" - how fitting. The song is played in the first scene almost in full length, as the main character hears about a death. There is no soundtrack for this series, as far as I know

The song is featured in this film, according to IMDB, but I couldn't find a soundtrack for this film. You can listen to the track on You Tube. It is only released on a very rare Tricky promo CD (see promo discography). The film is also sometimes called 0.45. 

According to IMDb this TV series used the song "Hell is round the corner" in the episode "Sid" (season 1, episode 5), the song is also on the soundtrack for this TV series. You can watch the scene with the song on You Tube. Ironically the series takes place in Bristol.

This is a short film that uses music by Tricky (according to IMDb), but I don't know which song or songs. 

According to Tunefind this racing game uses 'Baligaga'. Although it's not a movie I thought I'd include it here, too. The game was released for PS3, XBox 360 and Playstation Portable. Another Tricky song was used in a different racing game from the same year (see below).

Another racing game that uses a Tricky song! At least acording to Tunefind and a You Tube video. It was released for a number of platforms and also for mobile phones. Another Tricky song was used in a different racing game from the same year (see above).

According to IMDb the episode "Chuck versus Tom Sawyer" (season 2 ep. 5) uses 'Council Estate'. According to Tunefind the episode "Check versus the A-Team " (season 4 ep. 18) uses 'Murder Weapon'.  Both songs are not on the soundtrack.

According to IMDb the episode "Adam" (season 2 ep. 5) uses 'Christiandsands'. The song is not on the soundtrack.

As you can read on Tunefind the episode "t" (season 1, episode 4) uses 'Hell Is Round The Corner'. You can watch the episode on You Tube (the scene starts at 35:44). Because this series plays in the 90s it uses a lot of 90s music. There is no soundtrack, as far as I know.

According to IMDb and Tunefind this episode called "Havenport" (season 1, episode 13) uses two different versions of 'Past Mistake': the album version from the album "False Idols" and the one with Persia White (she did this in Girlfriends, see above, and released it later on her album 'Mecca'). But this is not true (and wouldn't make any sense). It is the album version, starting from min. 35 on. There is no soundtrack for this TV series.

According to IMDb the episode "Hope it was worth it" (season 2, episode 5) uses Puppy Toy. I couldn't find a soundtrack.

This episode called "The Huxtables have fallen" uses 'Nothing Matters' according to Tunefind. There is no soundtrack, as far as I know.

This is a french TV mini series (later shown on UK Channel 4 under the name "Witnesses") that uses the Tricky song as opening theme! You can watch the opening on You Tube. It looks like they made a longer video for the whole song, probably it was jot used in the series? I don't know. You can watch it here, the video calls it "full length theme".

This mini series uses the same Tricky song in episode 2 called "The White Knight" (see Tunefind) and in episode 3 called "Chimeras" (see Tunefind), a bit strange! The song is not on the soundtrack which only has the score.

According to Tunefind this episode uses 'Blood Of My Blood'. I couldn't find a soundtrack for this series.

As you can read on Tunefind this Danish Netflix series uses 'Tribal Drums' in the episode "Trust No one" (season 1 episode 4).
I couldn't find a soundtrack for this series.

According to IMDb this German Netflix series uses  'Cross To Bear' in the episode "Derby" (season 1 episode 7). But in fact it's actually the South Rakkas Remix (from the "Tricky meets South Rakkas" CD, see discography). It is played in the first scene of this episode that takes place in a club.

According to IMDb this TV series uses 'Blood Of My Blood' in episode 1 of season 2. (called "Prairie Gothic").  The song is not on the soundtrack, which contains the score.

I've included this game here, too. According to IMDb it uses 'Vent' during the end credits of chapter 9. It is not on the soundtrack which only has the score. The shooter game is released for Windows PC, PS4, PS5, XBox One, Nintendo Switch and Amazon Luna. It has won several awards in 2019.

This Italian TV series uses 'Take It There' in season 3, episode 2 called 26 Aprile 1915", as you can read on Tunefind.

According to IMDb this song is used during the end credits of episode 1.8.

This movie is sometimes called "The Vault", sometimes "Way Down". According to IMDb this song is used in this movie. The song is not on the soundtrack, it just has the score.

As you can read on Tunefind the episode "" uses 'Parenthis', right at the beginning of the episode. There is no soundtrack for this series, as far as I know.

According to IMDb this song is used during season 4 episode 8. Funnily the same episode uses Portishead's "Glory Box" - both songs use the same Isaac Hayes sample and sound very similar! According to Tunefind Glory Box is used in the opening scene and HIRTC is used during the end credits! So it's a cool thing, coming full circle in a way. The songs are not on the soundtrack, which only has the score.

According to IMDb 'The Only Way' is used during season 4 episode 8 of this TV series. According to Tunefind the song is used at the end of the episode. There is no soundtrack for this TV series, as far as I know.

As you can read on Tunefind the episode 1.6 ("Little Bird") uses 'Overcome'. The soundtrack doesn't have the track, it just has the score.

According to IMDb 'Hell Is Round The Corner' is used during season 1 episode 2 of this TV miniseries, the episode is called "The Silver Doe". It is not on the soundtrack, which has the score (you can listen to it on You Tube).