TV-MA
2025    87mMystery, Action
6.185%6.1
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When the mysterious woman in the room next door disappears, a debonair 70-year-old ex-spy living in a luxury hotel on the Côte d'Azur is confronted by the demons and darlings of a lurid past in which moviemaking, memories and madness collide.
Directed by Hélène Cattet, Bruno Forzani

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  • Fabio TestiJohn Diman (old)
  • Yannick RenierJohn Diman (young)
  • Koen De BouwMarkus Strand
  • Maria de MedeirosLaura
  • Thi-Mai NguyenSerpentik
  • Céline CamaraAmanda
  • Kézia QuentalDiva
  • Sylvia CamardaSerpentik
  • Sophie MouselJane
  • Hervé SogneWaiter
  • Barbara HellemansSerpentik
  • Sébastien LandryConcierge
  • Manon Beuchot
  • Nilton Martins
  • Aline Stevens
  • Olivier Bisback
  • Hélène CattetDirector / Writer
  • Bruno ForzaniDirector / Writer
  • Pierre FoulonProducer
  • Gilles ChanialCo-Producer
  • alsaffar7
    alsaffar7January 31, 2026
    Visually interesting hard to follow. All style no substance
  • Mr Walker
    Mr WalkerJanuary 14, 2026
    My eyeballs are still recovering from Bruno Forzani & Hélène Cattet (LET THE CORPSES TAN) latest feast of riches. A kitschy, sumptuous and at times grotesque 007 meets Danger: Diabolik Eurospy pastiche. It's a surreal dream of morphing narrative and Lynchian plotting, Every frame is impossible to turn away from and each passing minute tightens it cinematic spell as the mind spins in its web of intrigue. It may not make much sense but that deliberate ambiguity is part of the allure...and why I will be returning to rewatch it soon.
  • Frank
    FrankNovember 15, 2025
    Spectacular! A feast for the eyes! A sight to behold! Ehhhhhh geddafuckouttaere!
  • Patrick Wai
    Patrick WaiDecember 23, 2025
    Movie too artsy for me = as one other review mentioned "James Bond on acid"
  • boozer
    boozerNovember 8, 2025
    James Bond on acid!
  • Kevin Ward
    Kevin WardJune 30, 2025
    If rating on vibes alone, this would probably be five stars. The 70’s spy thriller / giallo aesthetic saturates every corner of every frame. The retro inspired spy tech and gadgetry is some of the most I’ve seen. Mirrored shots, split diopters, add to the spy/gialli vibes and look gorgeous on the big screen. Gloved and masked assailants galore—perhaps too much. There are so many mask reveals. Mask upon mask upon mask. We’re talking Mission: Impossible 2 level. Certainly on some level that is part of the loving homage, however, it makes the film feel very convoluted and hard to follow—at least on first watch. And for 87 minutes, this felt very long. Coming out of the theater, I would have sworn it was 2 hours. Haven’t seen Cattet/Forzani other features, but this definitely has me curious to see more. Highly stylized romp, definitely worth scoping out for vibes alone.

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