Leontines Ehemänner

A gentle, talky French comedy of manners where old scandals surface to deflate a stern matriarch, watched with an easy, amused patience.

A featherweight silent farce that coasts on gentle sight gags and costume silliness, easy to watch but rarely memorable.

A stately silent melodrama of aristocratic manners, carried by expressive faces and careful staging rather than plot momentum.

A light, dated silent comedy that plays as gentle, mannered entertainment, best enjoyed as a curiosity rather than a gripping watch.

A brief, gentle silent-era trifle that plays like a light romantic lark, easy to watch and mostly forgettable.

A light, talky French comedy of marital wandering, more wry than laugh-out-loud, drifting gently toward a comfortable return home.

A charming silent comedy of royal romance and backstage complications, carried by elegant staging and expressive performances.

A gentle, old-fashioned silent comedy that ambles along with broad stage-style gags and an easy, amiable charm.

A light, talkie-free farce of mistaken identities and marital mix-ups, played with breezy stage charm.

A gentle silent comedy of marital misunderstandings, light on its feet and easy to enjoy.

A light, old-fashioned silent romance gliding between two rival firms and two cities, charming but a little muddled.

A frothy silent-era romp that charms with broad comic gestures and alpine scenery, easy to enjoy without much thought.