Where, Gentlemen, Where Are You Going?

A quiet, uneasy character study that lingers on longing and self-delusion, watching a lonely man drift between fantasy and respectability.

A wry, uncomfortable comedy of two men circling each other, funny and sad in equal measure.

A gentle, low-key comedy about a man drifting through life, easy to dip into and mildly amusing rather than laugh-out-loud.

A wry, uneasy comedy that lets quiet envy curdle into fixation, watching a mild man unravel with deadpan charm.

A quiet, bittersweet character study that drifts between wry humour and sadness, asking patience as it watches a faded dreamer and a gifted girl.

A mild, wry nineties indie that ambles along with a voyeur's curiosity, more awkward charm than menace.

A reflective, gently comic character study that drifts through an artist's indecision, asking you to sit with his quiet choices rather than rush toward answers.

A gentle, quirky drift into middle-aged daydreams, more charming than eventful, best enjoyed with patient affection for odd little men and their boats.

A quiet, talk-heavy chamber piece that watches a respected man quietly dismantle himself, more uncomfortable than dramatic.

A soft-focus, slow erotic drama that drifts along on mood and temptation rather than plot.

A gentle, quirky portrait of a singular passion, quietly celebrating the oddball who follows his own current.

A light, talky French comedy of manners about an incorrigible charmer, easy to watch and mildly bittersweet.