The Procession

A lively, talky family gathering that turns awkward and chaotic, easy to watch but prickly with quarrels.

A short, wry French comedy that turns a burial into a quietly absurd, slightly eerie meditation on what comes after.

A warm, joke-dense mockumentary that feels like dropping in on a chaotic, loving family where every mishap is played for laughs.

A quick, wry little sketch that pairs mundane chores with cosmic dread for a dry, low-key laugh.

A short, bittersweet slice of life that balances funeral sadness with quirky small-town humour.

A light, brisk little comedy that turns a small everyday fuss into a gentle, wry look at identity.

A raucous, bittersweet gathering where laughter and quarrels blur together under the shadow of an ending.

A quick, slight comic sketch about generational taste clash, over almost before it starts.

A quiet, wry little comedy that treats loss with a light touch and a bittersweet ache.

A brief, wry slice of a life lived for pleasure, tinged with quiet melancholy as time runs out.

A light, amusing French farce about appetite and timing, watching a man miss every cue.

A quick, wry confession that turns dark secrets into deadpan comedy, over almost before it begins.