Just Looking

A breezy, joke-dense hangout where petty grievances and absurd coincidences escalate into hilariously trivial disasters.

A darkly comic and haunting look at suburban malaise, blending satire with tragedy as it builds to a shocking yet oddly beautiful conclusion.

A gentle, chatty hangout of a movie, drifting through young people's romantic muddles with affection, mild laughs and a nostalgic grunge-era glow.

A voyeuristic slow-burn that tightens like a vise, letting you share the hero's helpless suspense and guilty thrill.

A quiet, intimate study of longing and loneliness that draws you into its delicate emotional world.

A wry, bittersweet drift through post-graduation limbo, mixing deadpan humor with a quiet ache of alienation.

A wry, low-key character study of a middle-aged man drifting through his own appetites, more rueful than dramatic.

A quirky, gentle comedy about mutual voyeurism that feels light and slightly absurd, with a sweet romantic undertone.

A wry, uncomfortable comedy of two men circling each other, funny and sad in equal measure.

An intimate, quietly observed two-hander that turns a clinical arrangement into something tender and uneasy.

A gentle, awkward comedy about heartbreak and bad decisions, more cringe than laugh-out-loud, easy to drift along with.

A slow, intimate study of two people dissecting desire while their own lives quietly unravel.