The Chance

A gentle, feel-good underdog story about talent and self-belief, easy to watch and quietly inspiring.

A scrappy, good-natured comedy that coasts on local charm and the giddy chaos of amateur filmmaking, leaving you smiling without asking much of you.

A light, easygoing comedy that coasts on its lead's charm and broad situational humour without asking much of the viewer.

A breezy, slight low-budget comedy that coasts on sunny California charm and mild titillation without asking much of you.

A breezy, gentle old-fashioned comedy that ambles along with mild slapstick charm and an easygoing, unthreatening air.

A lightweight, silly, skin-focused comedy that plays like background noise rather than something to follow closely.

A quick, light comic vignette that breezes past in a few minutes with a wry, gentle absurdity.

A breezy, cheerful confection of mistaken identity and showbiz dreams, easy to watch and gently amusing.

A droll, offbeat German comedy that drifts between daydream and drudgery, more curious than laugh-out-loud, with a sleepy, deadpan charm.

A light, zig-zagging comic romp that skips from smiles to laughs, carried by a chaotic director and a colourful cast of oddballs.

A short, silly French lark where grown men act like toddlers, all goofy slapstick and little else.

A tiny, cheerful animated short that breezes by in a couple of minutes with gentle gags and a light, upbeat mood.