‘Milo’ Review: Marion Cotillard Carries a Somber, Classically Made French Drama With Hints of Film Noir

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Théodore Pellerin also stars in the latest feature by 80-year-old actress turned director Nicole Garcia ('My American Uncle'), which premiered in competition at San Sebastián.

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  • Théodore Pellerin also stars in the latest feature by 80-year-old actress turned director Nicole Garcia ('My American Uncle'), which premiered in competition at San Sebastián.
  • Reported by Hollywood Reporter and published Thu, 24 Sep 2026 01:41:17 UTC.

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