Mofturi 1900

A gentle, old-fashioned comic scramble through bureaucratic mishaps, more charming in its fussy period detail than in its uneven staging.

A dry, talky political satire that plays like a stage sketch, rewarding viewers who enjoy verbal wit and historical jabs.

A gentle, light-hearted romantic comedy of mistaken identity that unfolds at an easy, pleasant pace.

A gentle, funny, and quietly moving night ride through five cities, where strangers share fleeting, intimate conversations in taxis.

A gentle, old-fashioned comedy of fallen fortunes and awkward pride, light on its feet and easy to sit through.

A leisurely, wry satire that invites you to savor the mischief and hypocrisy of a bygone aristocracy.

A gentle backstage comedy that turns reflective, watching theatre people reckon with their own pretenses after a shaky opening night.

A gentle, episodic comedy of awkward summer encounters in a sleepy Rome, warm and lightly absurd.

A light, old-fashioned Viennese romp of mistaken identities and aristocratic manners, pleasant and gentle but rarely laugh-out-loud funny.

A witty, talky battle of wills that charms with sharp dialogue and class satire, leaving a bittersweet ambiguity.

A breezy, light-hearted Italian comedy that coasts on wish-fulfilment charm and easy laughs without asking much of you.

A gentle, old-fashioned comedy of small confusions, easy to watch and mildly amusing rather than laugh-out-loud.