Portraits of Women

A wry, talky time capsule that watches four friends test the limits of honesty and desire with wit and discomfort.

A wry, teasing puzzle of a romance that keeps slipping through your fingers, playful and cruel by turns, ending on a sly, unsettling jolt.

A wry, wistful stroll through a failed romance, full of witty digressions and bittersweet self-examination that leaves a gentle ache.

A witty, fast-talking satire of Hollywood colliding with small-town life, full of quirky characters and moral dilemmas.

A warm, witty, bittersweet look behind the scenes of filmmaking, where chaos and heartbreak mingle with camaraderie and creative passion.

A witty, talky French comedy of manners that feels like a relaxed, intellectual conversation about love, literature, and digital life.

A quirky, fragmented collage of romance and death, mixing dry documentary interludes with a doomed affair that feels both absurd and quietly tragic.

A wry, chaotic relationship farce that keeps escalating awkwardly, making you wince and laugh as friendships and marriages tangle.

A breezy, star-studded showbiz romp that gently skewers Hollywood egos while serving up a sweet second-chance romance.

A wry, awkwardly funny look at intimacy that shifts from silly to surprisingly tender and uncomfortable.

A biting, farcical Hollywood satire that veers from slapstick to dark tragedy, keeping you amused but also unsettled by its cynical view of the industry.

A wry, disaffected drift through summer languor that sharpens into urgent romantic rebellion, leaving a lingering ambivalence.