New Delhi: The French film industry enriches the thriller genre with captivating and thought-provoking films. French thriller director Xavier Gens returns with Under Paris (originally known as Sous la Seine) to provide spine-tingling images and thrills.
This terrifying thriller is set to premiere on June 5th, thanks to the French entertainment industry’s partnership with Netflix.
Plot
As the story develops, scientist Sofia finds out from young environmentalist Mika that a deadly shark is slowly floating in a river near Paris and has already unleashed a bloodbath. Which is why the locals there are very frightened. Sofia and Mika need to band together with Adil, the leader of the police unit on the Seine River if they want to prevent a massacre in the city centre.
Discovering the monster shark in the River Seine is the scary opening scene of the trailer. Amid the city’s crisis, an activist and a marine scientist join together to discover a way out. The administration, however, rejected their proposal and has now ordered the military to intervene aggressively. The PR operation might devolve into a complete slaughter if they do nothing, Sofia warned the police officer, during their conversation.
Impressive visuals and jaw-dropping action sequences guarantee that this film will hold viewers’ attention from start to finish.
Joining the chorus to say Xavier Gens’ shark movie Under Paris is a blast. Great set pieces, environmental issues and smart Jaws homages. A definite good for her movie. pic.twitter.com/bYn5G9Usyd
— Terry, Gay and Awful (@GaylyDreadful) June 4, 2024
When and Where to Watch?
Under Paris will be presenting an exciting tale about a massive shark that is wreaking havoc on the city that is known as the city of love. Under Paris is scheduled to be released exclusively on Netflix on June 5, 2024.
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Cast and Crew
One of the key roles in the movie is played by Bérénice Bejo, who plays Sophia. In addition to that, it showcases the talents of Nassim Lyes, Léa Léviant, Iñaki Lartigue, and José Antonio Pedrosa Moreno.
Directing the picture was Xavier Gens. Along with Yannick Dahan, Yaël Langmann, and Maud Heywang, he was also a co-writer on the script. Nicolas Massart handled cinematography, Riwanon Le Beller edited, and Stéphanie Doncker cast the film, which was produced by Sebastien Auscher. Hubert Pouille did the production design, Nicolas Prono was the art director, and Ilse Willocx decorated the sets.
