Only Two Can Play

A breezy French comedy of secret fortunes and quiet revenge, watching a mild man savor his hidden jackpot while his marriage unravels.

A glossy, witty workplace drama that balances sharp comedy with quiet unease about ambition and self-worth.

A bittersweet, witty comedy that balances cynicism and warmth, drawing you into the lonely lives of its characters.

A warm, witty, and cringe-comedy ride through one woman's messy romantic misadventures, full of charm and embarrassing laughs.

A chaotic, funny, and ultimately warm backstage farce that keeps you amused with its escalating disasters and eccentric characters.

A breezy, buoyant climb up the corporate ladder where the satisfaction comes from watching an underdog outsmart the smug and finally get her due.

A sharp, witty satire that makes you laugh at the absurdity of workplace politics and class divides.

A breezy, good-natured French farce full of slapstick energy and small-town charm, easy to enjoy without much thought.

A gentle old-fashioned comedy of small-town grudges and scheming, pleasant and talky, with mild suspense and a tidy sense of moral comeuppance.

A light, gentle workplace comedy of mistaken intentions and small-town ambitions, easy to watch and mildly amusing.

A slow, emotionally wrenching drama of ambition and doomed love, steeped in post-war British class tensions and quiet devastation.

A breezy, witty comedy of mid-century manners, light on its feet and carried by charm and innuendo.