This French Shark Movie Is A Top Film On Netflix Right Now
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A new documentary and a 1998 cult classic are currently trending across streaming services including Hulu, Max, Apple TV+ and Peacock.
“Under Paris” is currently one of the most popular movies on Netflix, according to the platform’s public ranking system.
The French action-horror film follows a widowed marine biologist tasked with saving the city of Paris from the same giant murderous shark that murdered her husband after the creature appears in the Seine. Titled “Sous la Seine” in French, the movie premiered on Netflix on June 3 to mixed reviews.
“Under Paris” stars Bérénice Bejo, who was previously nominated for the Academy Award for best supporting actress for her performance in 2011′s “The Artist.”
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