All Fired Up

A sleek, playful cat-and-mouse caper that glides through Paris with charm, clever disguises and a steady tug of personal stakes.

A bittersweet, gently funny short about faded glory and awkward reconciliation, more tender than sharp, leaving a quiet ache.

A grim, workmanlike French crime drama that leans on quiet desperation and a tightening trap rather than flashy thrills.

A light French crime comedy that ambles along with mild tension and a few laughs, never too dark or demanding.

A slow-burning family melodrama that mixes emotional hardship with musical numbers, feeling earnest and tense as it explores betrayal and resilience.

A warm, busy workplace comedy-drama where familiar characters juggle love, family and office scheming with soapy, satisfying energy.

A sharp, talky ensemble piece that feels like eavesdropping on a family dinner where every polite smile hides a sting.

A tight, low-key scramble through city streets, mixing petty-crime jitters with awkward tenderness between mismatched relatives.

A somber, grounded drama about a man trying to rebuild his life while family ties pull him back toward old dangers.

A light, wry comedy that tightens into a family mess of bad choices, easy to follow and mildly suspenseful.

A breezy, tense caper that mixes marital squabbles with con-artist thrills, keeping you amused and on edge.

A talky, stagebound chamber piece that simmers with quiet accusation and family friction rather than action.