Auction

A wry, uneasy peek behind the gallery curtain, mixing awkward comedy with a creeping sense that the art world is stranger than it looks.

A slow, immersive plunge into the creative process, with long silent studio sessions that feel both intimate and quietly tense.

A wry, uncomfortable comedy of two men circling each other, funny and sad in equal measure.

A wry, talky chamber comedy that turns an artist's gallery crisis into a dryly amusing bureaucratic puzzle.

A tense, satirical character study that blurs the line between artistic conviction and dangerous obsession.

A tense, talky negotiation that feels like watching a pitch slowly unravel, with dry humour and quiet discomfort.

A talky, single-confined chamber piece that turns artistic frustration into a biting, weary monologue you lean in to follow.

A wry, talky French chamber piece drifting through art-world chatter, more amused by its own digressions than driven by its mystery.

A wry, talky backstage comedy that watches a filmmaker wrestle with egos and awkwardness, dryly funny and quietly revealing.

A quiet, cerebral mystery that unfolds through conversation and observation, rewarding patience with a satisfying final revelation.

A wry, character-driven comedy that balances light satire with a subtle undercurrent of unease.

A cool, controlled provocation that keeps you at a wary distance, watching art and politics collide with dry, uncomfortable wit.