Forecast: Zero

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 loose, playful art-film drift through bohemian Rio, more mood and music than story, charming but willfully eccentric.

A meticulously choreographed visual comedy where sound and sight gags reward close attention, offering a gentle, satirical view of modern life.

A backstage cabaret piece that drifts between performance and conversation, feeling theatrical, intimate and quietly reflective.

Like eavesdropping on a sharp, funny friend riffing about city life, equal parts charming and cantankerous.

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

A light, zig-zagging comic romp that skips from smiles to laughs, carried by a chaotic director and a colourful cast of oddballs.

A loose, chatty live-stage hangout where tender songs and cheeky jokes trade places, easy to dip into and pleasant to have on.

A loose, playful sixties road movie that drifts between music, satire and gentle absurdity, charming more than it grips.

A loose, music-driven drift through nighttime city streets, more mood and texture than story, best for viewers curious about a specific cultural moment.

A loose, drifting hangout with playful experimental edges, more interested in mood and ideas than story.

A breezy, affectionate Italian comedy about scrappy filmmaking dreams, easy to watch and gently funny without much weight.