Grace Quigley

A wry, deadpan Portuguese comedy that treats despair with absurd bureaucratic logic, leaving you amused and unsettled at once.

A quiet, darkly funny look at loneliness and mortality that makes you squirm and smile as an awkward man tentatively reaches for connection.

A short, wryly bleak ride that finds uneasy comedy in mortality and a cat's fate, keeping you engaged but unsettled.

A wry, melancholic black comedy that balances morbid wit with unexpected warmth and gentle suspense.

A wry, bittersweet two-hander that finds unexpected warmth in a morbid premise, carried by sharp dialogue and a deadpan angel.

A wry, talky French black comedy that treats a morbid bargain as a genteel game of wits, more amusing than grim.

A raw, funny, and tender look at grief, where sharp insults and quiet kindnesses sit side by side.

A wry, uncomfortable tragicomedy that finds uneasy laughs in despair, keeping you at a distance while you wait to see if anything can be salvaged.

A wry, uncomfortable comedy that finds uneasy laughs in mortality and marriage, leaving a lingering melancholy.

A quiet, bittersweet character study that finds wry humor in loneliness and unexpected connection.

A gentle, bittersweet weepie that balances quiet comedy with a tender ache, leaving you moved rather than devastated.

A tense, witty black comedy where a hitman's meticulous plan unravels thanks to a clingy, suicidal neighbour, blending suspense with absurd humour.