Les gens ne sont pas forcément ignobles

A wry, leisurely drift into wealthy idleness, watching an outsider wander a decadent summer world with detached amusement.

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

A cramped, talky chamber piece where petty bickering through a wall slowly reveals the absurdity of two lives pressed too close together.

A quiet, talk-heavy chamber piece where conversation carries the weight and the heat of the room slowly builds.

A slow, observant social comedy where polite office masks slip over one long evening, leaving a quiet aftertaste of regret.

A long, talky period comedy of manners where wit and social scheming carry the slow evening.

A light, talky French comedy of manners about an incorrigible charmer, easy to watch and mildly bittersweet.

A gentle, chatty French comedy of neighbours bickering over shared walls, drifting between vignettes with mild amusement and little urgency.

A wry, bittersweet ensemble comedy of manners where sunlit holidays expose the quiet desperation and tangled affairs of the French bourgeoisie.

A short, silly burst of old-fashioned slapstick where grown men act like badly behaved children at a fancy party.

A gentle, talky French stage comedy of manners, more charming than laugh-out-loud, best enjoyed with low expectations and a taste for theatrical banter.

A wry, talky French comedy that drifts through therapy sessions and marital unease with a light, slightly melancholy touch.