Sensibility

A breezy, cheeky satire that coasts on its lead's smug charm, poking fun at privilege and politics without ever getting heavy.

A light, charming silent comedy of manners with mistaken identities and social climbing, easy to enjoy.

A light, feel-good comedy about privileged siblings forced to grow up, with warm humour and a gentle moral.

A sparkling, witty drawing-room game of manners where every charming smile hides a scheme, delivered with dry relish and brisk verbal delight.

A bright, silly domestic rivalry that plays like a sitcom, all petty scheming and social-media one-upmanship, easy to dip into and forget.

A breezy French farce where awkward meet-the-parents cringe keeps tipping into silly, watchable embarrassment.

A frothy, theatrical farce of scheming and mistaken identities, played broad and brisk, easy to enjoy without much thought.

A gentle, joke-filled sitcom that feels like being welcomed into a loud, loving family gathering where every episode ends on a warm note.

A breezy, feel-good workplace comedy with sharp jabs at extreme wealth and a surprisingly tender heart.

A light, witty campus comedy full of awkward mishaps and social embarrassments, easy to enjoy and gently amusing throughout.

A frothy, brightly coloured confection of silly rich people and a quietly dignified butler, easy and pleasant to drift along with.

A gentle, comic look at family pressure and youthful dreams, with a warm village backdrop and a light satirical touch.