The Mysteries of Paris

A long, solemn silent-era social drama that moves slowly through the city's underworld, asking patience and rewarding it with a heavy, moral atmosphere.

A light, old-fashioned adventure with a storybook charm, easy to follow and mildly suspenseful.

A stately old-fashioned costume adventure, full of courtly intrigue and snowy chases, that plays out like a storybook legend.

A brisk, tidy little mystery that ambles through Paris with a genial sleuth and a light comic touch.

A quiet, melancholic procedural that moves at a contemplative pace, focusing on the detective's empathy as much as the mystery.

A stately, romantic period drama of disguise and courtly intrigue, played with theatrical sincerity and a slow, dignified pull.

A cool, shadowy French noir that simmers with quiet resentment and slow-burning tension rather than flashy thrills.

A patient, black-and-white detective procedural that unfolds at a calm, deliberate pace, rewarding close attention with quiet character observation.

A gentle, observant slice of Parisian apartment life, drifting between neighbours' small comedies and quiet sorrows.

A moody, old-fashioned cat-and-mouse chase through 19th-century Paris, with disguises, narrow escapes, and a slow-burning sense of injustice.

A breezy, silly caper full of disguises and slapstick, easy to enjoy without much thought.

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