Under Paris

Under Paris follows a grieving scientist who must confront her traumatic past to prevent an international catastrophe triggered by the sudden appearance of a giant shark in the Seine River. The story combines suspenseful action sequences with horror rooted in environmental change, using sonar technology and the labyrinthine catacombs as key plot devices.

Director Xavier Gens, known for his work in the horror and action genres, brings a gritty, atmospheric style to the film, emphasizing claustrophobic settings and sharp pacing. The casting of Bérénice Bejo, acclaimed for her roles in both French and international cinema, adds a layer of dramatic depth. The supporting cast includes Nassim Lyes and Léa Léviant, who contribute to the film's tense and immersive tone.

Produced by Let Me Be, Under Paris is part of the Under Paris Collection, expanding on themes of urban myths and environmental threats beneath the iconic city. The film’s runtime of 102 minutes allows a compact, focused narrative that balances character development with genre thrills.

Collectors can find Under Paris across all physical media formats, reflecting the current industry standard for broad accessibility. Its blend of French cultural elements with genre cinema makes it a distinctive addition for collectors interested in contemporary European horror and action hybrids. The film’s use of the Paris catacombs as a central setting adds an iconic and atmospheric dimension that appeals to fans of location-driven storytelling.