Léa Seydoux and ‘Anatomy of a Fall’ writer, Arthur Harari collaborate on new thriller ‘The Unknown’
The Hindu
Pathe confirms involvement in thriller "The Unknown" starring Léa Seydoux, directed by Arthur Harari, set for release in 2026.
Pathe has confirmed its involvement in the production of The Unknown, an upcoming thriller starring French actress Léa Seydoux from filmmaker Arthur Harari, known for his previous work on the Oscar-winning Anatomy of a Fall.
Scheduled for completion in the first half of 2026, The Unknown is being produced by Paris-based Bathysphere, with Pathe onboard as co-producer and distributor for the French market. While details regarding the plot have been kept under wraps, Harari teased that the project is “a mix of realistic urban chronicle, fantasy film, investigation, melodrama and daydream.”
Following her recent appearance in Dune: Part Two, Seydoux is set to take on a leading role in this project with Harari fresh from the success of Anatomy of a Fall, for which he won the Academy Award for Best Original Screenplay alongside co-writer and director Justine Triet.
As preparations for the film’s release continue, Pathe is gearing up to introduce The Unknown to international buyers at the Cannes Market.
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