Deburau

A gentle, talky French farce that ambles through romantic mix-ups with mild charm and little urgency.

A restrained, talky period drama of drawing-room desire and ruin, more stagy than cinematic, with quiet romantic longing beneath its cool surface.

A wistful, stage-lit romance of a Belle Époque star, steeped in heartbreak and the quiet dignity of choosing art over love.

A gentle, wry French comedy of manners that ambles through café banter and domestic routine before landing a quiet sting of betrayal.

A stately, talky stage-bound biography that plays like a respectful lecture, more interesting as a period curiosity than as drama.

A gentle, nostalgic blend of stage performance and backstage drama that lingers on the charm of a beloved entertainer.

A light, charming romantic comedy of manners with theatrical flair, gentle humor, and a warm, forgiving view of love and marriage.

A stately, dialogue-heavy old French drama that unfolds slowly, asking patience as it weighs romance against family disapproval.

A gentle, old-fashioned romantic reverie about a dreamlike chance encounter and the search that follows.

A breezy, talky French comedy of manners where charm and wit carry a light con-game romance along effortlessly.

A light, talky French comedy of manners built on a mischievous marital bargain, played with theatrical charm and little visual flourish.

A light, gentle old-fashioned romantic comedy that ambles pleasantly without asking much of you.