They Were Twelve Women

A gentle, good-natured French comedy-drama that ambles along with modest charm and a kindly view of neighborhood life.

A gentle, talky French comedy of manners, pleasant and modest, with a light comic warmth that ambles along without much urgency.

A light, breezy wartime farce that coasts on slapstick and banter rather than stakes.

A gentle, old-fashioned comedy that ambles along pleasantly, offering mild charm and light laughs without asking much of you.

A gentle, cosy wartime sitcom where the comedy comes from mismatched newcomers learning farm life.

A gentle, talky old-fashioned comedy of village manners, more charming than funny, best enjoyed with patience for its leisurely pace.

A gentle, talky French comedy where a pompous judge loosens up among cheerful small-time crooks; warm, witty, and lightly satirical.

A gentle, slight comedy sketch of military life, easy to watch and over quickly.

A gentle, observant slice of Parisian apartment life, drifting between neighbours' small comedies and quiet sorrows.

A gentle, chatty French comedy of young men sharing a house, light on stakes and easy to sit through.

A light, breezy old-fashioned comedy of manners, easy to watch and gently amusing.

A gentle, chatty old-fashioned comedy that ambles along with mild slapstick and cheerful small-scale misunderstandings.