Harrison Ford makes what has been reported to be his final turn as IndianaJones, bringing the adventuring archaeologist up to the late1960s in a movie that co-stars Phoebe Waller-Bridge.
won the French César award for its leading actress Virginie Efira. She plays Mia, a woman whose life is sent into turmoil after she survives a terrorist attack. Unsure of what truly happened to her that fateful night, she attempts to reconstruct the event by reaching out to fellow survivors. The film is in theaters now.
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