Aditya N
Aditya N
The thriller genre in French cinema continuously delivers captivating content; this latest film is undeniable evidence. Under Paris, directed by Xavier Gens, renowned for his work on the Hitman franchise (2007), Cold Skin (2017), and Mayhem! (2023) promises once again to immerse us in bone-chilling visuals and thrilling experiences. The partnership between the French entertainment industry and Netflix has proven mutually beneficial. From Dealer to November 13: Attack on Paris, Gone for Good, and Black Butterflies, each of these productions has garnered substantial viewership on the popular streaming platform.
Under Paris, a captivating narrative of a colossal shark wreaking havoc in the romantic city will be presented. While shark-themed stories are not entirely unprecedented, with notable films like Jaws, The Meg, Ghost Shark, and Shark Night, Under Paris offers a unique experience. Mark your calendars for June 5, 2024, as Under Paris will exclusively premiere on Netflix. The movie reveals Sofia, a scientist, discovering from a young environmentalist named Mika that a killer shark is lurking deep within a river in Paris, resulting in a deadly rampage. Consequently, the residents of the area are filled with fear. The story revolves around Sofia’s efforts to rescue the city of love from this dangerous situation.
The trailer unveils a series of exhilarating turns. It commences with the startling revelation of a murderous shark lurking in the River Seine. As the city grapples with the impending danger, a marine scientist and an activist join forces to seek a resolution. However, their proposal faced rejection from the government, leading to the military’s intervention for a more aggressive approach. What lies ahead? Will the military succeed in resolving this horrifying predicament, or will Sofia’s idea prove effective? During a conversation with police officer Nasim, Sofia warns, “Should we remain idle, your PR operation may descend into utter chaos.” The trailer for Under Paris captivates viewers with its stunning imagery and captivating sequences, setting high expectations for an engaging cinematic experience. Featuring a talented cast including Bérénice Bejo, Nassim Lyes, Léa Léviant, Iñaki Lartigue, and José Antonio Pedrosa Moreno, this film is co-written by Xavier Gens. Notably, Bérénice Bejo, known for her role as Sofia, previously earned an Oscar nomination for her outstanding performance in The Artist (2011).
