Arlette and Her Fathers

A light French comedy-drama that ambles through mistaken identity and marital mix-ups with a gentle, theatrical charm.

A gentle, buoyant romantic comedy that glides through bohemian Paris with lightness and charm.

A frothy, elegant silent-era confection whose romantic rivalry plays out with light mock-heroic charm and gentle wit.

A frothy, featherweight French farce that coasts on mistaken doors and flustered charm, easy to watch and gently amusing rather than laugh-out-loud.

A gentle, good-natured old-fashioned comedy of mistaken likeness and domestic muddle, easy to settle into and pleasant rather than laugh-out-loud.

A light, playful romp through a Paris apartment building full of eccentric neighbours and gentle romantic mischief.

A light, chatty French comedy of manners that ambles pleasantly toward a romantic payoff, easy to sit through and mildly amusing.

A gentle old-fashioned comedy of mistaken identity that ambles along with mild charm and a few sly class jokes.

A light, charming old-fashioned romantic comedy of mistaken identity, easy to watch and gently amusing.

A light, chatty French comedy of manners where misunderstandings and romantic mix-ups unfold at a gentle, amiable pace.

A breezy, good-natured culture-clash comedy that ambles between Paris and the Auvergne, warm and gently funny without ever biting hard.

A breezy, talky old-fashioned romp of manners, light on its feet and easy to enjoy without much effort.