Parade

A light, wry comedy that pokes fun at bureaucracy while quietly tugging at old feelings.

A lively, well-meaning comedy of manners where meddling piety collides with family chaos and everyone learns a little.

A wry, low-key wander through church bureaucracy and personal memory, dryly funny and quietly reflective.

A wry, unsettling plunge into one man's cascading misfortunes, mixing deadpan comedy with existential dread and a lingering sense of cosmic unfairness.

A wry, gently absurd small-town scramble where a mundane errand turns quietly philosophical and warmly human.

A gentle, offbeat Spanish comedy of faith and family secrets, wry and tender, with a quietly awkward warmth.

A witty, culturally specific comedy that turns a bureaucratic and religious predicament into a farcical romantic quest.

A bittersweet, absurd family comedy that makes you laugh and ache as stubborn pride collides with love.

A cringe-inducing, sharply observed mockumentary that balances absurd comedy with a quietly devastating portrait of a marriage and faith in crisis.

A steady stream of secondhand embarrassment as a hopelessly clumsy man bumbles through ordinary social situations while his wife quietly endures the fallout.

A wry, exhausting bureaucratic odyssey that turns a missing paper into a quiet meditation on family and memory.

A gentle, eccentric French comedy-drama that ambles through its characters' foibles with warmth and a touch of melancholy.