And They Lived Happily Ever After

A wry, talky carousel of bourgeois infidelity that drifts between dry wit and mild melancholy.

A slow, talky ensemble comedy that mixes gentle satire with earnest social observation, feeling like a window into a bygone working-class world.

A biting, farcical satire that swings from slapstick to bitter disillusionment, leaving a lingering sting beneath the laughs.

A messy, talky, politically charged slice of London life that mixes wit, sex, and urban unrest into an uneasy but engaging experience.

A gentle, episodic comedy of awkward summer encounters in a sleepy Rome, warm and lightly absurd.

A glittering, episodic drift through nocturnal parties and hollow encounters, beautiful and empty, leaving a lingering ache of loneliness.

A wry, slow-burning summer comedy where smug holidaymakers and stubborn locals rub each other raw, leaving a quietly bitter aftertaste of compromise and lost ideals.

A breezy, talky romantic comedy about opposites colliding, mixing political banter with fizzy attraction and light laughs.

A scattershot, talky satire that feels like eavesdropping on restless friends riffing on sex, war, and paranoia.

A wry, talky French comedy of manners where two very different women circle each other with wit and quiet longing.

A gentle, good-natured comedy of small-town rivalries and old friendships, easy to watch and warmly amusing.

Loud, silly neighbour squabbles that you can half-watch while folding laundry, with the occasional sharp jab at Spanish life.