Far from Manhattan

A dry, talky French comedy of backstage egos and sibling friction, more amusing in its verbal textures than in any plot momentum.

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

A breezy, low-stakes comic mystery that ambles through city streets with a few chuckles and little urgency.

A quiet, talky drift through the small struggles and camaraderie of a struggling troupe, more mood than plot.

A light, brainy crime procedural where art history and police work collide, with a touch of whimsical imagination.

A quiet, talky French comedy that plays like a literary in-joke, more amusing in concept than in motion.

A shaggy, deadpan indie comedy that drifts between awkward sweetness and low-level dread, like watching a dream slowly get financed.

A gentle, talky stroll through friendship and ideas, full of small philosophical arguments and quiet pleasures.

A dry, talky French comedy-drama that turns art-world bureaucracy into quiet suspense, rewarding patient viewers with wry observations.

A meticulously arranged confection of nested stories, more delightful to look at than to feel, drifting between whimsy and quiet melancholy.

A witty, playful French comedy-mystery that blends domestic malaise with Hitchcockian intrigue, keeping you amused and guessing.

A wry, offbeat French comedy about friendship turned into a filmmaker's experiment, playful yet quietly unsettling in its manipulation.