Your program as of June 12th

Your program as of June 12th

 

 

Your program as of June 12th

 

 

The Substance by Coralie Fargeat with Demi Moore, Margaret Qualley

 

 

 

 FILMS FROM THE DIFFERENT SELECTIONS TO BE SEEN IN PARIS

SÉLECTION UN CERTAIN REGARD

QUINZAINE DES CINÉASTES

 

 

FORUM DES IMAGES & QUINZAINE DES CINÉASTES

The Quinzaine at the Forum des images in an enhanced version! From June 5 to June 16, 2024

The Forum des images has been the historical partner of the Quinzaine des Cinéastes, annually showcasing the entire selection for over 30 years after the Cannes Festival. As part of the Quinzaine en salle – an initiative launched in 2023 to present new films in numerous cinemas across France – the Forum des images is innovating this year by offering an “enhanced” reprise.

From June 5 to 16, in addition to the 21 feature films and 13 short films of this 56th edition, available for preview screenings and featuring several filmmakers, the Forum will curate the selection.

14 additional sessions, in the form of tributes, special screenings, cinema classes, screenings of first feature films, and short film sessions, invite audiences to (re)discover the filmmakers in the selection.

 

 

 

CHAMPS ÉLYSEES FILM FESTIVAL  FROM JUNE 18 TO 25

FIND OUT EVERYTHING YOU NEED TO KNWO BELOW

CHAMPS ELYSEES FILM FESTIVAL PROGRAM

 

 

FESTIVAL DES CULTURES JUIVES

Program

 

 

LATER

LONGING – Starring Richard Gere, Suzanne Clément, and Diane Kruger.

 

 

LE COMTE DE MONTE – CRISTO, starting June 28

A film by Matthieu Delaporte and Alexandre De La Patellière

Based on the masterpiece by Alexandre Dumas

STARRING
Pierre Niney
Bastien Bouillon
Anaïs Demoustier
Anamaria Vartolomei
and Laurent Lafitte of the Comédie-Française
with the participation of Pierfrancesco Favino
Patrick Mille
Vassili Schneider
Julien De Saint Jean

 

LE FIL, BY DANIEL AUTEUIL, starting September 11

Since he helped acquit a repeat murderer, Maître Jean Monier (Daniel Auteuil) no longer takes on criminal cases. His encounter with Nicolas Milik (Grégory Gadebois), a family man accused of murdering his wife, moves him and shakes his convictions. Convinced of his client’s innocence, he is willing to do anything to win his case in the assizes, thereby rediscovering the meaning of his vocation.

Starring Daniel AUTEUIL, Grégory GADEBOIS, Sidse BABETT KNUDSEN, and Alice BELAÏDI

 

 

LONGLEGS

TRAILER

 

MONSIEUR AZNAVOUR

Written and directed by Mehdi Idir and Grand Corps Malade, Release on October 23, 2024

Starring Tahar Rahim, Bastien Bouillon, Marie-Julie Baup

Son of refugees, small, poor, with a veiled voice, it was said he had nothing to succeed. Through hard work, perseverance, and extraordinary determination, Charles Aznavour became a monument of song and a symbol of French culture. With nearly 1200 titles performed worldwide and in all languages, he has inspired entire generations. Discover the exceptional and timeless journey of MONSIEUR AZNAVOUR.

 

 

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Love Lies Bleeding by Rose Glass 

 

Starring Kristen Stewart, Katy O’Brian, Jena Malone

 

SYNOPSIS

Lou, a solitary gym manager, falls deeply in love with Jackie, an ambitious bodybuilder. Their passionate and explosive relationship unwittingly leads them into a spiral of violence.

 

REVIEW

 

To have control over one’s body is to have control over oneself. This is the essence of “Love Lies Bleeding,” the intense and violent film by Rose Glass.

The narrative immerses us in the lives of Lou (Kristen Stewart), a lost woman working in her father’s gym, and Jackie (Katy O’Brian), a determined bodybuilder aiming to win the Las Vegas bodybuilding championship.

Set in the late 1980s in the middle of nowhere, in the desert near the Mexican border. Lou cleans the gym, a place where she’s marginalized due to her homosexuality. Daisy, a local girl (Anna Katerina Baryshnikov, daughter of the famous dancer), is in love with Lou and harasses her even in the restroom.

Lou’s evenings are solitary. A ginger cat waits for her at home, hastily fed. She chain-smokes cigarettes while a radio voice condemns the dangers of nicotine. On weekends, Lou visits her sister, married to an abusive man whom she despises.

Jackie, new in town, settles with a purpose: to win the bodybuilding championship.

 

Lou and Jackie meet at the gym and fall in love. Soon, Jackie moves in with Lou, and they become inseparable. Lou assists Jackie by providing her with testosterone injections, crucial for her competition.

During the day, Jackie works at Lou’s father’s shooting range (Ed Harris), a shady man involved in arms trafficking with Mexico, under the FBI’s watchful eye.

Meanwhile, Lou lives in the shadow of her mother’s disappearance twelve years ago.

One night, Lou is called to the hospital: her sister is in a coma, beaten to death by her husband.

This tragic event marks a turning point in the story, intensifying tensions in the corrupt town controlled by Lou’s father.

From then on, their story is marked by violence, and Lou takes back control of her life.

 

Lou and Jackie seek revenge against men, against the world that rejected them.

 

The gym, with its slogans like “Pain is weakness leaving the body,” “The body achieves what the mind believes,” and “Destiny is a decision,” embodies Jackie’s unwavering determination to overcome rejection in the world and in her family.

Together, Lou and Jackie form a powerful unit, a duo whose dynamic echoes that of “Thelma and Louise,” but with heightened intensity and violence.

 

Red and black dominate this film where reality and the supernatural intertwine, where men embody evil and women, the seizing of power over men. Esthetic and photography remind us of David Lynch, and the body effects that of David Cronenberg.

Their violent relationship, and Jackie’s superpower, give them a kind of supernatural power. One thinks of the avenging hero Hulk when Jackie flexes her muscles.

With a strong cast, a beautiful role given to Kristen Stewart, Rose Glass gives us a lesbian story tinged with cynicism and irony at the end, where physical and emotional strength combine to create a story both brutal and captivating.

 

“Love, Lies, Bleeding” is an exploration of love, violence, pain, and self-discovery.

 

IN THEATERS JUNE 12 AT ALL GOOD CINEMAS

 

 

 

Movies Releases as of June 12th

 

 

Discover the latest cinema releases on June 12th, 2024! At Movieintheair.com, we keep you updated on the must-watch films. Here’s a preview of the movies showing today:

 

Paradis Paris by Marjane Satrapi

Starring Monica Bellucci, Ben Aldridge, André Dussollier, Rossy de Palma, Eduardo Noriega, Roschdy Zem, Alex Lutz, Gwendal Marimoutou, Charline Balu-Emane, Thomas Bernier, Martina Garcia, and Romeo Grialou. In theaters on June 12th.

Former opera star Giovanna fumes: while she was mistakenly declared dead, the press tributes are slow to come. Can Mike, an English stuntman, reasonably fear death when he defies it every day? Smoking kills, but Dolorès doesn’t care: on her granddaughter’s 15th birthday, she unilaterally makes a pact with God. As she tries to commit suicide, Marie-Cerise, a harassed, humiliated, and depressed teenager, is kidnapped and naturally turns her captor into her therapist. Despite hosting a famous crime show on TV for years, Edouard is taken aback when his mortality catches up with him.

In the lively and cosmopolitan streets of Paris, these destinies intertwine and respond to each other, connected by universal everyday figures: a maid, a cop, a café owner. And what if, faced with death, the best thing was still to live?

 

Gloria! by Margherita Vicario

Starring Galatea Bellugi, Carlotta Gamba, Veronica Lucchesi.

Venice, in the 18th century. At the Sant’Ignazio Institute, an orphanage and conservatory for young girls, everyone is bustling in anticipation of the new Pope’s imminent visit and the grand concert that will be held in his honor. Teresa, a young silent and lonely servant, makes an extraordinary discovery that will revolutionize the life of the boarding school.

In a women’s boarding school in Venice in the late 18th century, Teresa, a visionary young woman, accompanied by a small group of musicians, invents a new style of music.

 

Excursion de Una Gunjak

Starring Asja Zara Lagumdžija, Nađa Spaho, Maja Izetbegovic.

Original title: Ekskurzija

In Sarajevo, Iman, a teenager seeking recognition, claims during a “truth or dare” game among classmates to have had sex for the first time. Trapped in her own lie, she invents a pregnancy and becomes the center of a controversy that spirals out of control.

 

 

 

Juliette au printemps by Blandine Lenoir

Starring Izïa Higelin, Sophie Guillemin, Jean-Pierre Darroussin.

Juliette, a young children’s book illustrator, leaves the city to spend a few days with her family: her father, so reserved that he can only express himself in jokes, her mother, an artist who embraces life to the fullest, her beloved grandmother who is losing her grip, and her sister, a mother overwhelmed by a daily routine that devours her. She also crosses paths with Pollux, a poetic and endearing young man. In this joyful chaos, memories and secrets will surface

C’est pas moi by Leos Carax

Starring Denis Lavant, Ekaterina Yuspina, Loreta Juodkaite.

For an exhibition that ultimately did not take place, the Pompidou Museum had asked the filmmaker to respond in images to the question: Where are you, Leos Carax? He attempts an answer, full of questions. About himself, his world. I don’t know.

 

 

Tehachapi by JR

The United States represents 4.2% of the world’s population and 20% of the inmates worldwide. In October 2019, artist JR obtained unprecedented permission to intervene in one of the most violent high-security prisons in California: Tehachapi. Some inmates there are serving life sentences for crimes committed when they were minors.

Through his mural project, JR brings together the portraits and stories of these men, offering a different perspective on the prison environment and conveying a message of hope and possible redemption.

Crépuscule by György Fehér

Starring Péter Haumann, János Derzsi, Judit Pogany.

Original title: Szürkület

The body of eight-year-old Anna is discovered deep in a forest. Two inspectors are dispatched to investigate and find the dangerous serial killer who has already struck twice in the region. When their only suspect takes his own life, the investigators decide to pursue a new lead, aided by a drawing of the last victim.

 

Les Premiers jours by Stéphane Breton

On a desolate stretch of coastline in northern Chile where it never rains, seaweed collectors live with little and live fully, in light cabins and behind the wheel of rusted wrecks, like prospectors seeking the gold of time. This dialogue-free film, where music and sound play the role of speech, offers a happy vision of early beginnings.

 

 

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FILMS & SERIES PROGRAM ON TV AS OF JUNE 12TH

 

Mercredi – Wednesday 12

Arte : Capricorn One

LCP : L’affaire Caravage

 

Jeudi – Thursday 13

Canal + : A gentleman in Moscow

Arte : La Corde

TMC : Ready Player One

Chérie 25 : Le cas Richard Jewell

 

Vendredi – Friday 14

Canal + : Nouveau départ

Arte : Toute la vérité

 

Dimanche – Sunday 16

Arte : Le Bounty

W9 : Free Guy

TF1 Series : Le mariage de mon meilleur ami

 

Lundi- Monday 17

Canal + : Mary et George

Arte : Le jardin des Fizzi-Contini

TF1 Series : Le grand blond avec une chaussure noire

 

Mardi – Tuesday 18

TMC : Le diable s’habille en Prada

6Ter : La plage

 

Mercredi – Wednesday 19

Arte : My Lady

W9 : Bohemian Rhapsody

 

 

 ARTE ‘  PROGRAM AS OF JUNE 12TH

 

Films

God and the Camel by Stefan Sarazin and Peter Keller

An Orthodox Jew from Brooklyn, on his way to celebrate Passover in Alexandria, Egypt, and a Bedouin searching for his camel are forced to cross the desert on foot and unite to survive… Finely written, this comedy takes the form of a road movie with invigorating humor.

 

DOCS

My Name is Chance – A Voice Against Femicide

The vibrant portrait of Mutlu Kaya, a young Kurdish singer from Turkey who became disabled after an assassination attempt, publicly engaged with her family in the fight against violence against women.

“Race to AI – Towards the Best of Worlds?”

Overview of advances in artificial intelligence in Europe, at the dawn of a new era with yet unknown disruptions.

 

“Marley” by Kevin Macdonald

Bob Marley, his life, his musical and spiritual journey: directed by Kevin Macdonald (“The Last King of Scotland”), here is the definitive portrait of the king of reggae, in which his loved ones collaborated.

 

Series

“Samuel”: a must-see!

Samuel is 10 years old. He keeps a journal, and he has a problem: Basile told the older Julie that Samuel liked her. It’s not true; he couldn’t care less about Julie. It’s just that she laughed at one of his jokes, and he found that nice of her. Well, actually, Samuel does like Julie, but nobody must know. An animated series created by Emilie Tronche about childhood in the 2000s.

 

“Aurore”, directed by Laetitia Masson, is a must-watch right now.

During an argument, Aurore, 10 years old, kills a little boy in front of her sister’s eyes. Twenty years later, she tries to forget her irreparable crime, but Maya dreams of revenge. When their paths cross again, everything is replayed.

Starring Élodie Bouchez and Lolita Chammah.

 

“The Actor,” Nima Javidi, starting May 9th.

In Tehran, the trials and tribulations of a talented yet impoverished duo of actors, recruited by a detective agency for their mastery of disguise. The first Iranian series broadcast internationally, a dark comedy of delightful originality. Winner of the Grand Prize at last year’s Séries Mania festival.

First episode: in Tehran, Ali and Morteza, two actor friends facing eviction from the theater where they live, search for a way to pay the rent.

 

 

Your program as of  June 12th on Netflix

 

 

SERIES

Israeli & films series

 

Ripley, Steve Zaillian, with Andrew Scott, now. A must-see!

Ripley, Series adapted from the five novels by Patricia Highsmith featuring the character Tom Ripley, sent to Italy to bring back the son of a wealthy shipowner. He discovers a world that is not his own and endeavors to stay in it, even if it means resorting to murder.

 

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Gianna, l’âme rebelle”, directed by Cinzia Th. Torrini.

Starring Letizia Toni as the icon of Italian female rock.

A fragment of the life of one of the most incisive and renowned voices in music, a thirty-year story that starts from childhood, delves into the roots of Gianna Nannini’s existence and career, leading up to her consecration, encompassing the turning point that upheaves her destiny, to such an extent that it can be considered her true birth: the year 1983.

 

Bodkin, Jez Scharf, streaming now

 

Bridgerton, Shonda Rhimes, Part II, June 13

 

Under Paris, Xavier Gens, now.

Sophia, a brilliant scientist comes to know that a large shark is swimming deep in the river.

 

BEVERLY HILLS Hills Cop: Axel F : Jerry Bruckheimer, Eddie Murphy, Chad Oman, et le réalisateur Director Mark Molloy.

On July 5th

 

 

FILMS

 

A FAMILY AFFAIR, Directed by Richard Lagravenese and written by Carrie Solomon, on June 28,

 

 

Your program as of ​June 12th on Prime Video

 

SERIES

HOUSE OF THE DRAGON, season 2, on June 16th

On Prime Vidéo et Max on June 16th –  « War is coming »

Westeros is on the brink of a bloody civil war between the Green Team and the Black Team, two rival factions vying for the legitimacy of their respective rulers on the Iron Throne, King Aegon and Queen Rhaenyra.

My Lady Jane, Gemma Burgess, Jamie Babbit, starting June 27

The sad fate of Lady Jane Grey, who was beheaded in 1553, nine days after ascending to the throne of England.

Here, the ending is more cheerful as the monarch (played by the mischievous Emily Bader) meets a different fate: managing to save her life, she finds herself at the heart of a tale mixing action, fantasy, and romance, alongside King Edward (Jordan Peters) and her husband Guildford (Edward Bluemel).

 

“The Sympathizer” (Pass Warner )

Based on the acclaimed work of Pulitzer Prize winner Viet Thanh Nguyen, “THE SYMPATHIZER” is a captivating espionage thriller and intercultural satire.

The story follows the trials of a double agent, both French and Vietnamese, during the tumultuous final days of the Vietnam War and his exile journey to the United States.

With a cast including Hoa Xuande, Fred Nguyen Khan, Toan Le, Vy Le, Alan Trong, Ky Duyen, Sandra Oh, and Robert Downey Jr., this series promises a rich blend of suspense and exploration of cultural complexities.

 

FILMS

I AM CELINE DION, Irene Taylor, on June 25th

 

 

“The idea of you”, by Michael Showalter, now

 

“American Fiction”, Cord Jefferson

Thelonious Ellison, dit Monk, est un homme frustré.

En effet, le plus récent manuscrit de ce professeur de littérature n’a pas trouvé preneur chez les éditeurs. Las de voir publiés et célébrés des récits de misère, du trauma porn selon lui, Monk rédige sous pseudonyme une parodie de ce genre prisé.

Or, voici que l’intelligentsia, blanche toujours, s’enthousiasme, avec revenus accrus à la clé. Ayant cruellement besoin d’argent pour des motifs d’ordre familial, Monk poursuit la mystification.

 

 

 

Your program as of June 12th on Canal+

 

FILMS

The Outrun, Based on Amy Liptrot’s best-selling memoir and directed by Nora Fingscheidt.

Starring Saoirse Ronan and Paapa Essiedu

SERIES

Spinners, by Joachim Landau and Benjamin Hoffman, starting June 24

In the townships of Cape Town, Ethan, a young man without a mother or father, works as a driver for the boss of a local gang to support his younger brother. However, he has no desire to pursue a career as a criminal. By chance, he encounters a “spinner.” It’s love at first sight for this extreme “sport,” which originated in Soweto in the 1980s as a funeral ritual.

In this new community, he falls in love with one of the rising female stars of the discipline, forms new friendships, and discovers an extraordinary talent as a driver through the competitions.

 

The Long shadow, Lewis Arnold, with Toby Jones, David Morrissey, Daniel Mays (review on May 28th)

 

Your  program as of June 12th on Apple TV & Canal+

 

SERIES

 

A Gentleman in Moscow, by Ben Vanstone, now.

Adapted from the novel by Amor Towles, starring Ewan McGregor

A Russian aristocrat is spared from execution and placed under house arrest for decades in a cramped attic room of a hotel, as the Bolshevik revolution unfolds before him.

 

 

 

Presumed Innocent, David E. Kelley and executive producer J.J. Abram, starting June 12

Adapted from the story by Scott Turow, starring Jake Gyllenhaal

 

“Dark Matter”, adapted by Blake Crouch from his novel, now.

Jason Dessen (Joel Edgerton, known for his roles in “Warrior,” “Zero Dark Thirty,” and “Master Gardener”) portrays a physics professor who, following an assault, finds himself in a world where nothing is familiar from his life, and where he seems on the verge of making a fundamental scientific discovery…

With the ability to traverse his multiple potential and previously parallel lives, he soon discovers that his main adversary, the one who abducted him for a mysterious purpose, is none other than… himself.

Alongside Joel Edgerton, we’ll see Jimmi Simpson (known for “House of Cards” and “Westworld”) and especially Jennifer Connelly (known for “Requiem for a Dream,” “Dark City,” “Top Gun: Maverick,” etc.).

 

“Franklin”, streaming now

At 79 years old, Michael Douglas leads the historical series Franklin, which recounts the years at the Court of Louis XVI of the scientist. Tasked by the other founding fathers of American democracy to convince the king to support their revolution.

Adapted from the Pulitzer Prize-winning book by Stacy Schiff, “A Great Improvisation: Franklin, France, and the Birth of America,” “Franklin” explores the thrilling story of Benjamin Franklin’s greatest career gamble.

In December 1776, Franklin is world-famous for his electrical experiments, but his passion and power are put to the test when – as the fate of American independence hangs in the balance – he embarks on a secret mission to France.

 

“Sugar”: Colin Farrell as a private detective, streaming now.

The program is brought to the screen by Mark Protosevich, the screenwriter of “I Am Legend” and the remake of “Old Boy” by Spike Lee. Directing the eight episodes is Brazilian Fernando Meirelles (The Two Popes, City of God).

A police investigation and a gripping story under the sun of Los Angeles, that’s what the series “Sugar” offers.

The granddaughter of a famous Hollywood producer has mysteriously disappeared and it’s John Sugar, a private detective portrayed by Colin Farrell, who is tasked with the investigation. But his inquiries will uncover family secrets hidden for years.

Alongside the Irish actor, we notably find Amy Ryan (The Wire), James Cromwell (Succession), and Anna Gunn (Breaking Bad), under the direction of Mark Protosevich (Invasion).

 

 

“Manhunt”, a series created by Monica Beletsky, streaming now.

Adapted from James L. Swanson’s book, “Manhunt: The 12-Day Chase for Lincoln’s Killer.”

After the assassination of President Abraham Lincoln on April 14, 1865, just days before the end of the Civil War, his Secretary of War and friend, Edwin Stanton, begins the hunt to find Lincoln’s assassin, John Wilkes Booth.

For two weeks, Booth eluded the police with the complicity of Confederate sympathizers, while the United States government plunged into crisis.

Featuring Tobias Menzies (The Crown, Outlander, Game of Thrones) as the tenacious investigator, and Anthony Boyle (Masters of the Air, The Plot Against America), in his breakthrough first major television role.

 

 

 

“Palm Royale”,  created by Tate Taylor and developed by Abe Sylvia, now.

It is an adaptation of the novel “Mr. & Mrs. American Pie” by American author Juliet McDaniel, published in 2018.

A woman works towards attaining a place in Palm Beach high society, in the process learning what she will and won’t do to achieve this.

FILMS

WONDLA, Based on the beloved book trilogy, WondLa premieres June 2

 

“To the moon”, Greg Berlanti, on July 10th

Scarlett Johansson and Channing Tatum star as a 1960s ad shark and a by-the-book launch director on a mission set against the high-stakes backdrop of NASA’s historic moon landing. Coming to theaters this July.

 

 

Your program as of June 12th on Disney Plus

 

 FILMS

“The Beach Boys”, on May 24, directed by Frank Marshall and Thom Zimny and written by Mark Monroe.

 

“Quiz Lady“, Jessica Yu with Awkwafina, Sandra O, now.

 

SERIES

 

 

“Doctor Who” by Russell T Davies (Years and Years en 2019 & It’s a Sin en 2021).

Streaming now. With Ncuti Gatwa (Sex Education, Barbie).

 

“In This Life or Another”, streaming now, a must-see.

Adapted from Manuel Jabois’ novel and directed by Jorge Sánchez-Cabezudo, is set to make an impact. This Spanish series, starring Pol López, Tamara Casellas, and Quim Àvila, delves into the backstage of one of the darkest events in recent European history.

The story focuses on Gabriel Montoya Vidal, nicknamed “Baby,” a teenager involved in the jihadist attacks of March 11, 2004, in Madrid.

Only 16 years old at the time, Baby played a crucial role in transporting the explosives used in this tragedy.

His involvement and trial in 2007, where he became the first convicted defendant, raise complex questions about influence, guilt, and redemption.

 

 

“Tracker,” an engaging series co-created by Michael Cooney, Jeffery Deaver, and Ben Winters, now.

With a cast including Justin Hartley, Fiona Rene, and Robin Weigert, this series is based on Jeffery Deaver’s bestselling novel “The Never Game.”

The series follows Colter Shaw, played by Justin Hartley, a lone survivalist who travels across the United States.

Armed with his exceptional tracking skills, Shaw assists the police and civilians in solving a variety of puzzles and unsolved cases.

But his adventure doesn’t end there; he must also navigate through the troubles and secrets of his own family, adding a layer of complexity to his already fascinating character.

 

“The Greatest Hits”, streaming now

When Harriet discovers she can travel back in time by listening to certain songs, she takes the opportunity to relive beautiful memories with her ex-boyfriend. But as she reminisces about the good times, a budding romance in the present competes with her memories.

She begins to wonder if she would change the past if she could. This romantic comedy offers a fresh take on time travel and is sure to leave no one indifferent.

 

“Nell the Rebel,” by Sally Wainwright, streaming now.

Nell Jackson, portrayed by Louisa Harland (known for her role in “Derry Girls”), a cunning and courageous young woman, unwittingly becomes the most famous outlaw in 18th-century England after being unjustly accused of murder. 

Helped by a brave spirit named Billy Blind, she realizes that fate did not lead her astray by chance.

“Shogun” by Justin Mark, Rachel Kondo, streaming now.

The novel had already been adapted into a mini-series broadcast in 1980, starring Toshirō Mifune and Richard Chamberlain.

Two ambitious men, coming from different worlds, will cross paths with a mysterious samurai.

John Blackthorne, a daring English sailor, shipwrecks in Japan, a country whose culture he knows nothing about. On the other hand, Lord Toranaga is a cunning and powerful daimyo.

However, he is in conflict with his own dangerous political rivals. As for Lady Mariko, she is a woman with invaluable skills but with dishonorable family ties, who must prove her worth and allegiance.

 

THE BEAR S3, Jeremy Allen White, Ayo Edebiri, Ebon Moss-Bachrach