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Cotillard's Secret Past Unravels in New Drama
28 Jul
Summary
- Marion Cotillard plays a woman hiding in a quiet town.
- The film explores buried wounds and fragile hope.
- Milo is set for competition at San Sebastian Film Festival.

Marion Cotillard leads the cast in Nicola Garcia's upcoming film, "Milo," set to compete at the 74th San Sebastian Film Festival in September. Cotillard portrays Alice, a woman who deliberately integrates into a quiet provincial town, working at a local café. Her quiet facade hides a connection to Milo, a young mechanic she encounters there, who represents a past she cannot escape. Studiocanal is handling international sales, with early deals secured in Canada, Switzerland, Greece, Portugal, CIS, and Ex-Yugoslavia. Studiocanal will also distribute the film in Germany. The film promises a narrative about "buried wounds, impossible choices and the fragile hope of rebuilding the bonds that define us." Garcia described Cotillard's role as a quiet, deeply felt performance, contrasting it with her previous collaboration in "From the Land of the Moon." "Milo" is scheduled for release in French cinemas on January 20, 2027.