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A quiet, low-key slice of life about two ordinary people drifting together, more melancholy than funny.

A quiet, drifting slice of city life where small encounters and long silences carry a low hum of loneliness.

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

A gentle, melancholic Parisian slice of life about two lonely people circling each other, quietly hopeful and quietly sad at once.

An awkward, tender short that sits you in the discomfort of speed dating and quiet self-doubt, hoping for a small moment of clarity.

A wry, uneasy comedy that lets quiet envy curdle into fixation, watching a mild man unravel with deadpan charm.

A slight, quirky short that coasts on awkward charm and a single silly premise, easy to watch and quickly over.

A quiet, intimate video diary that feels awkward and wistful, like overhearing someone's private longing.

A slight, quirky romantic comedy that coasts on whimsy and charm rather than big laughs.

A wry, quietly sad little comedy about obsession and the hunger to be noticed, funny and uncomfortable in equal measure.

A breezy, sun-drenched short that charms with its light humour and sweet romantic beats, easy to enjoy in ten minutes.

A quiet, observational slow-burn that makes you feel the loneliness and gentle obsession of a solitary man.