The Calendar

A stately silent melodrama that builds quiet suspense toward a racing climax, with earnest performances and a satisfying romantic resolution.

A restrained British drama of racing scandal and bruised romance, moving at a steady clip toward a satisfying vindication.

A slow, earnest melodrama of injustice and wounded love, played with old-fashioned sincerity and a simmering sense of wronged honor.

A slow-burning, atmospheric noir that tightens like a noose, with a chilling central performance and a fatalistic pull.

A warm, wistful farewell that wraps you in elegant nostalgia and gentle drama, like catching up with old friends one last time.

A slow, talky drama of high society secrets and quiet revenge, with a cool, theatrical distance.

A stately silent melodrama of revenge and romance, unfolding with theatrical gestures and a slow, deliberate pace.

A slow, earnest old-world melodrama of money, passion and quiet vengeance, played with restrained intensity.

A richly textured, emotionally resonant drama of manners and class, unfolding with quiet intensity and moral weight.

A brooding, elegant period melodrama of jealousy and deception, unfolding with theatrical intensity and a touch of noir intrigue.

A gripping courtroom mystery that keeps you guessing, with sharp wit and a darkly satisfying twist.

A talky, stage-bound battle of wits that feels like watching a filmed play, with wit but little visual life.