ENTERTAINMENT

Léa Seydoux To Lead Upcoming Film ‘The Unknown’ From Neon and Arthur Harari

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Neon announced that it had acquired the North American distribution rights to The Unknown, the next movie from the writer of Anatomy of a Fall, Arthur Harari. The movie will be led by Léa Seydoux and will probably release into cinemas in 2026. Hari will also serve as director.

Currently, no other information is known about the film. We will keep you posted as details arise.

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