France 24 critic previews Venice Film Festival picks including 'Call My Agent' sequel
France 24's film critic highlighted French films at the Venice International Film Festival, including the anticipated 'Call My Agent' film sequel.
France 24 film critic Manon Kerjean previewed several French films screening in competition at the 83rd Venice International Film Festival, including "15/18," set in a psychiatric unit, and "A Woman's Life," starring Cesar-winning actress Lea Drucker.
Kerjean also previewed "The Unknown," a film by Arthur Hariri about two strangers who wake up in each other's bodies, and "Call My Agent," which picks up five years after the end of the Netflix series, according to the report.
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- ‘Call My Agent’ returns: George Clooney, Eva Longoria guest star in French film spinoff — France 24 — English
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