Well-Off People

A slow-burning, darkly funny descent into desperation, blending social satire with tense, uncomfortable violence.

A cool, wry and quietly painful tale of humiliation and payback that keeps shifting your sympathies until the final image stings.

A gentle, wry look at work and family life that leaves you quietly hopeful rather than stirred up.

A sharp, cynical comedy that follows a man's unraveling with absurd humor and a dark edge.

A deadpan, episodic satire of office drudgery that mixes surreal humiliation with quiet dignity, making you laugh and wince at the same time.

A wry, uneven mosaic of human foibles that drifts between sharp satire and quiet melancholy, often amusing but rarely warm.

A sharp, unpredictable satire that keeps you off-balance, mixing absurd humour with sudden violence and a cold look at family and class.

A wry, uncomfortable satire that finds grim humor in bureaucracy and death, leaving a lingering unease.

A long, awkward, deeply human comedy where cringe and tenderness sit side by side, and you never quite know whether to laugh or wince.

A bittersweet, meandering portrait of small-town stagnation and quiet yearning, watched with a melancholic smile.

A sharp, cynical Italian comedy that makes you squirm and laugh as a pompous man schemes his way toward disaster.

A warm, wry Italian comedy-drama where a household of women gently outclasses the men, mixing melancholy and wit.