Frivolities

A light, brisk French comedy of mistaken glamour, easy to watch and gently amusing rather than laugh-out-loud.

A dizzying, playful kaleidoscope of city life and filmmaking itself, demanding but exhilarating as it invents a new visual language.

A thoughtful, talky documentary that invites you to reflect on how beauty ideals shape young people's lives.

A breezy, joke-stuffed clip reel that affectionately mocks the movie tricks you never noticed you'd seen a hundred times.

A dreamy, fragmentary stroll through a bohemian quarter, more a mood than a story, rewarding patient eyes with fleeting faces and café life.

A kaleidoscopic, voyeuristic tour of Parisian nightlife that feels lurid, disjointed and faintly sordid.

A playful, wordless city portrait that drifts from postcard prettiness into sly, pointed mockery of wealth and leisure. Watching it feels like people-watching with a mischievous, quietly judgmental eye.

A breezy, curious little newsreel that skips between glamorous screen glimpses and small-town lookalike hopefuls, more charming than dramatic.

A candid, clip-heavy stroll through adult-industry nostalgia, mixing frank interviews with explicit footage for an easy, voyeuristic watch.

A breezy, affectionate stroll through pop-culture history, full of clips and talking heads that fans will find easy and pleasant to dip into.

A thoughtful, talky essay that turns a critical eye on how women are pictured, mixing interviews with reflection on fashion and film.

A gentle, gossipy peek behind the velvet curtain of a legendary hotel, full of fond anecdotes and old-world glamour.