Marriage

A talky, theatrical farce of bickering nobles in a wintry castle, witty and arch but stagebound.

A talky, stagebound classical comedy that plays like filmed theatre, witty and arch, with a slow pleasure in language and performance.

A dry, talky satire that picks apart romance and money with a detached, wry eye and a slow, thoughtful drift.

A gentle, witty slow-burn that balances awkward office comedy with tender midlife romance and a bittersweet look at Soviet daily life.

A frothy, theatrical farce of scheming and mistaken identities, played broad and brisk, easy to enjoy without much thought.

A lively, good-natured village comedy that mixes broad laughs with a sharp eye for feudal greed and stubborn tradition.

A breezy, witty romp of romantic mix-ups and philosophical banter in a sun-dappled country setting.

A gentle, talky stroll through romantic muddles, light on its feet and quietly amusing.

A gentle, talky comedy of mismatched expectations, played light and human rather than broad.

A bittersweet, wryly observed romance set against late Soviet malaise, mixing gentle comedy with quiet desperation.

A gentle, bittersweet comedy of manners where social pretense and maternal love collide, played with warmth and light satire.

A wry, talky chamber piece where old-money manners and modern mischief quietly collide over a single afternoon.