Manual for Bored Girls

Tiny, deadpan bursts of two friends killing time on a couch, turning boredom into silly verbal riffs you can dip in and out of.

A breezy, feel-good comedy about friendship and new beginnings, light and easy to enjoy.

A quiet, low-key rooftop conversation that drifts into something quietly odd, asking patience more than offering payoff.

A scrappy, good-natured comedy that coasts on local charm and the giddy chaos of amateur filmmaking, leaving you smiling without asking much of you.

A light, chatty short that coasts on the easy warmth of friends hanging out and one small moment everyone enjoys.

A tiny, low-key squabble between friends that plays like a dry, affectionate sketch.

A brief, gentle comic vignette about a lonely neighbor's small overture, light and a little wistful.

A quick, silly sketch of flatmate friction that plays like a deadpan joke stretched just long enough to land.

A quick, silly burst of chaotic energy that's over before you can settle in.

A lightweight, uneven French comedy that ambles rather than sparkles, offering mild amusement rather than big laughs.

A breezy, silly French sitcom about two friends flailing through a self-imposed break from their screens.

A lazy, sun-baked drift through empty summer streets, quietly funny and a little wistful about wanting someone around.