Comedies occupy a special place in the hearts of moviegoers, thanks to their ability to make people laugh while sometimes tackling profound subjects. In 2025, cinematic releases in this genre promise to be rich and varied, with films designed to appeal to a wide audience. Whether as a family, with friends or on your own, these events promise plenty of laughs and moments of pure entertainment.
During thewinter months, comedies offer a welcome bubble of escape. As the cold sets in and the days grow shorter, audiences flock to cinemas to enjoy light-hearted scripts, polished dialogue and energetic performances by actors.
With the arrival of spring, the atmosphere becomes lighter, and romantic and family comedies become must-sees. Springtime settings and warm plots add a positive note that's good for morale.
Summer is the season for refreshing comedies, often featuring hilarious adventures and misunderstandings. Air-conditioned cinemas are the ideal place to escape the heat and enjoy a good movie.
Directors specializing in the genre are redoubling their creativity to deliver stories that are original, fast-paced and full of charm. Fans of comedies relish every well-placed line and every funny situation, while the scripts often seek to blend humor and emotion to touch the audience's heart.
The comedies of 2025 are shaping up to be real anti-morrosity remedies, ready to provide moments of infectious laughter and lasting memories. Whether you prefer fine dialogue, absurdist humor or slapstick situations, there's something for everyone in this must-see genre.
Gérald le Conquérant: Fabrice Éboué in Normandy in an offbeat comedy
Gérald le Conquérant, a comedy by Fabrice Éboué starring Logan Lefèbvre and Franck Dubosc, will be released in theaters on December 3, 2025. A regional satire filmed in Normandy. [Read more]
Les Condés: a wacky police comedy in the tradition of Sous Écrous and Les Déguns
After Sous Écrous and Les Déguns, Nordine Salhi and Ryad-Luc Montel return with Les Condés, an offbeat police comedy. Scheduled for release on March 26, 2025, two weeks after Redouane Bougheraba's Délocalisés. [Read more]
Mektoub My Love: Canto Due, a romantic drama by Abdellatif Kechiche, now in theaters.
Abdellatif Kechiche's romantic drama Mektoub My Love: Canto Due will be released in French theaters on December 3, 2025, starring Shaïn Boumedine and Ophélie Bau. [Read more]
Le Grand déplacement: what you need to know about Jean-Pascal Zadi's space comedy
Jean-Pascal Zadi signs Le Grand déplacement, a space comedy starring Reda Kateb and Lous and the Yakuza, in cinemas in June 2025. [Read more]
L’Âme Idéale: Alice Vial's fantasy romantic comedy starring Jonathan Cohen
Director Alice Vial presents L’Âme Idéale, a romantic fantasy comedy starring Jonathan Cohen and Magalie Lépine Blondeau, in theaters December 17, 2025. [Read more]
Le Routard: Christian Clavier and Hakim Jemili in a travel comedy
A novice traveler, an impossible mission and an explosive tandem: Le Routard, directed by Philippe Mechelen, features Hakim Jemili, Christian Clavier and Michel Blanc in a delirious travel comedy. Released in cinemas on April 2, 2025. [Read more]
Anges & Cie: a celestial romantic comedy starring Élodie Fontan and Romain Lancry
Angels & Co., Vladimir Rodionov's directorial debut, is a fantasy comedy in which angels try to prevent a forbidden romance. In theaters May 7, 2025. [Read more]
La Tournée: a behind-the-scenes comedy starring Patrick Chesnais and Richard Berry
A comedy by Florian Hessique, La Tournée brings together Patrick Chesnais, Richard Berry and Thierry Lhermitte for a tour of previews across France. In theaters June 18, 2025. [Read more]
C'était mieux demain: Elsa Zylberstein and Didier Bourdon in a time-based comedy
C'était mieux demain, a comedy by Vinciane Millereau starring Elsa Zylberstein and Didier Bourdon, will be released on October 8, 2025. A social satire between the 50s and modern times. [Read more]
Toutes pour une: a modern feminist comedy by Houda Benyamina
Houda Benyamina's Toutes pour une revisits Les Trois Mousquetaires in a feminist adventure comedy starring Oulaya Amamra, Sabrina Ouazani and Déborah Lukumuena. [Read more]
Comedies to see at the cinema: funny and feel-good films
Looking for a good laugh? Here are the comedies currently playing in cinemas and those not to be missed. [Read more]
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Comedies to see at the cinema: funny and feel-good films
