The Red Inn

A breezy, farcical period caper that plays its murders for laughs and keeps things light and silly throughout.}{.

A gentle, character-driven crime story that blends quiet riverside charm with moral tension as a retired man faces his past.

A slow, haunted silent drama where a killer's conscience gnaws at him through eerie coincidences and dreamlike visions.

A quiet, gently comic crime tale where small-town ordinariness hides a secret, watched with mild suspense and wry amusement.

A tense, talky cat-and-mouse that unfolds over one meal, mixing dark humour with a slow drip of suspicion and confession.

A quiet, brooding character study that tightens around a guilty man's conscience.

A shaggy, deadpan caper that drifts like the coffin at its centre, wry and gently absurd rather than laugh-out-loud.

A slight, talky French comedy sketch that plays a morbid premise for light laughs.

A short, wry late-night encounter that turns a petty mugging into a dry, uneasy comic vignette.

A quiet, shadowy silent-era crime drama that unfolds with deliberate restraint and a lingering sense of moral unease.

A quiet, uneasy confession that lingers on guilt and uncertainty, asking you to lean in and piece together what might have happened.

A grim, tightening French crime drama where a desperate man's bad decision drags him into queasy moral trouble.