A recent James Bond spoof as only the French could make -- with a running critique of neo-colonialism, ethnocentrism, and "Western superiority."
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Easy money can cost an arm and a leg, which is fine for Tum so long as they belong to someone else. Only when she begins to run out of hiding places do the problems mount. 
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Unlike the traditional Chaplin of the shorts of the 1910s or the features of the 20s and 30s, this late film of the master actor/filmmaker explores the darker hues of the comic spectrum.
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Wakes aren't always the somber traditions that one might expect -- especially when they stretch over seven days and the participants bring a lot of emotional baggage to the ostensible celebration of a man's life.

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Pack an Argentinean extended family into a truck and camper and head out for the countryside. A humorous road movie from the land of Che and Evita.

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A fat man and an accordion -- that was enough for a comedy at one time, but this German film makes Schultze so much more -- sweet, talented, surprisingly adventurous, and humorous. 
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This athletic, aerobatic comedy whirls, slashes, and flies all over the screen. You will be alternately gasping and laughing at Stephen Chow and his amazing cast of martial arts masters. WEST SIDE STORY mates with THE GOOD, THE BAD AND THE UGLY to give us an unforgettable action comedy.
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When thinking of LAST YEAR AT MARIENBAD or HIROSHIMA MON AMOUR, we don't usually begin to smile. However, master filmmaker Alain Resnais has begun to explore the more humorous aspects of human life in his later years.
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