The Freelancers

A gentle, talky slice of struggling-artist life, more about hanging out with charming misfits than about plot.

A quiet, wry workplace drama where small promotions and old friendships carry surprising weight.

A light, low-key peek behind the scenes of student filmmaking, where small frictions and fatigue play out with gentle, everyday humour.

A quiet, talky short that drifts like a slow afternoon by the water, with dry humour and a faint ache underneath.

A gentle, witty backstage comedy about difficult artists learning to harmonize, with warm Gallic charm and a love of music.

A gentle, good-natured culture-clash comedy where small-town stubbornness meets corporate efficiency, easy to dip into and pleasant to watch.

A gentle, observant slice of Parisian apartment life, drifting between neighbours' small comedies and quiet sorrows.

A gentle, meandering visit with old friends where small talk and quiet awkwardness carry warmth, wistfulness and wry humour.

A gentle, chatty old-fashioned comedy that ambles along with mild slapstick and cheerful small-scale misunderstandings.

A gentle, wry look at scrappy theatre folk, more charming than laugh-out-loud, with a lived-in warmth.

A wry, low-key French short that drifts between gentle comedy and quiet melancholy as a bad day turns into an odd night.

A gentle, good-natured French comedy about neighbours banding together, easy to watch and quietly cheering.