Bia Bai

A gentle, light French comedy that ambles along pleasantly, poking affectionate fun at city-versus-country life without ever asking much of you.

A quick, deadpan slice of low-stakes comic frustration that breezes by before it can wear out its joke.

A breezy, witty sketch-style comedy that pokes fun at trendy urbanites with affectionate mockery and quick laughs.

A quick, silly snapshot of everyday life played like an advertisement, easy to watch and pleasantly absurd.

A quick, slight comic vignette that ambles by with a gentle shrug of humor.

A quick, gentle send-up of familiar everyday types that plays like a light, wry sketch you can dip into.

A quick, wry little jab at attention-seeking in the smartphone age, more clever than deep and over before it wears out.

A breezy, slightly bawdy Argentinian comedy that coasts on charm and light social satire without asking much of you.

A loose, silly sketch-like watch where everyday foolishness is played for laughs and nothing asks much of you.

A scrappy, deadpan little slice of city life that plays like a shaggy joke told by someone who was there.

A loose, lo-fi comedy set that feels like hanging out with a funny friend in a small Brooklyn room.

A light, brisk French comedy of mistaken glamour, easy to watch and gently amusing rather than laugh-out-loud.