Paris Pigalle

A flashy, uneven dive into con-artist glamour, mixing satire and drama while keeping you curious about the next hustle.

A wry, slow-burning character study that finds dark humor in a double life, anchored by a magnetic performance.

A bittersweet, beautifully performed period drama that balances stage comedy with a sobering look at fame and racial prejudice.

A sleek, sun-drenched con-game romance that keeps you guessing while savoring its stylish, cynical bite.

A cringe-inducing yet tender comedy of delusion, where every well-meant lie tightens the screw before a grand, heartbreaking public reckoning.

A wry, grounded caper that simmers with quiet class resentment and the satisfaction of watching an underdog outsmart the system.

A relaxed, talky caper that charms with dry wit and low-stakes scheming, like watching old pros play a gentle game of one-upmanship.

A charming, bittersweet caper that balances family warmth with the tension of a shady past catching up.

A wry, low-key crime comedy that ambles through small-time schemes with deadpan charm and a touch of melancholy.

A chaotic, stylish crime caper that blends absurd humor with sudden violence, keeping you off-balance and entertained.

A gentle, funny-sad crowd-pleaser about broken men finding purpose together; it warms you slowly and leaves you buoyant.

A breezy, good-natured underdog romp that coasts on charm and scrappy improvisation rather than real stakes.