Hitler in Hollywood

A clever, affectionate spoof that mimics documentary styles so precisely you almost forget it's a comedy.

A gleeful, deadpan prank of a film that keeps you grinning and second-guessing what's staged while it skewers art-world hype.

A playful, self-aware backstage comedy that blurs fiction and reality, keeping you amused while gently probing the vanity and craft of making jokes.

A playful, dreamlike tour through a filmmaker's memories and fantasies, blurring reality and illusion with warmth and wit.

A disorienting, deadpan mockumentary that blurs fact and fiction, making you squirm and laugh at the absurdity of media manipulation.

A dryly funny, meandering look at ordinary things that finds unexpected charm in concrete and the people who care about it.

A dry, talky French comedy-drama that turns art-world bureaucracy into quiet suspense, rewarding patient viewers with wry observations.

A deadpan fake documentary that blurs real interviews with invented spookiness, leaving you unsure whether to laugh or squirm.

A light, affectionate mockumentary that gently pokes fun at fan culture and the movie business, easy to enjoy without prior knowledge.

A playful, self-aware romp that turns the sales pitch into the show, inviting you to laugh at how easily everything is for sale.

A breezy, joke-stuffed clip reel that affectionately mocks the movie tricks you never noticed you'd seen a hundred times.

A wry, messy backstage comedy that blurs truth and performance, leaving you amused and uneasy as vanity and vulnerability collide.