Mixed Doubles

A light, talky comedy-drama that turns awkward marital curiosity into mild suspense, easy to watch but rarely surprising.

Four intimate, witty stories about desire and relationships that feel candid, warm, and quietly provocative.

A sharp, talky, and increasingly uncomfortable look at male desire and self-deception, funny then sour, leaving a lingering chill.

A tense, funny, and painfully honest dinner party that keeps you squirming and laughing as it slowly reveals the cracks in a marriage.

A light, sexy relationship drama that tests a marriage with temptation and playful tension.

A wry, uncomfortable comedy of midlife restlessness, where polite Danish decorum collides with messy desire and quiet desperation.

A cringe-inducing yet funny slow-burn that keeps you squirming as social boundaries dissolve over one increasingly awkward night.

A quietly uncomfortable social drama that turns a petty neighbourhood dispute into a slow, squirming examination of good intentions and hidden prejudice.

A slow, uneasy study of desire and insecurity, where polite tension curdles into something more psychologically raw.

A wry, provocative peek into domestic chaos, mixing dry comedy with uncomfortable erotic tension.

A tense, uncomfortable domestic drama that turns a husband's betrayal into an eerie identity puzzle, with a cynical edge and a twist that lingers.

A light, wry domestic comedy of manners that watches a self-image crack under quiet suspicion and mild scheming.