Olla

A gentle, melancholic Parisian slice of life about two lonely people circling each other, quietly hopeful and quietly sad at once.

A quiet, awkward indie comedy that simmers with unspoken tension and gentle cringe, like overhearing a passive-aggressive household argument you can't look away from.

A gentle, wry family comedy that ambles along, mixing mild culture-clash awkwardness with warm domestic humour.

A gentle, humanistic drama that balances bureaucratic frustration with warmth and quiet hope.

A quiet, intimate character study that follows a young woman's precarious life with restraint and a low hum of unease.

A polished, talky character study of a privileged young woman whose carefully curated life quietly comes apart.

A wry, tender character study that unfolds slowly, finding odd warmth in awkward encounters and unlikely connections.

A quiet, uneasy French drama that drifts through silences and strange attachments, asking patience while it slowly unsettles you.

An awkward family meeting that slowly curdles into discomfort, mixing dry humor with a quietly tense, cringe-inducing atmosphere.

A quiet, deadpan drift through strange cities, where small absurdities quietly echo displacement and belonging.

A quiet, uncomfortable slice of domestic life where small slights of trust quietly curdle into something heavier.

An intimate, quietly awkward encounter that shifts under your skin, leaving a low hum of unease long after it ends.