Trailer: Personal Shopper
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Starring Kristen Stewart, Lars Eidinger, Nora von Waldstatten, Anders Danielson Lie. Directed by Olivier Assayas. Classification: MA15+, 105 mins. Official Site: http://au.rialtodistribution.com/personal-shopper.html Country: France, Germany.
Maureen is a young American woman in Paris making her living as a personal shopper for a celebrity. Also, Maureen may have the psychic ability to communicate with spirits, just like her twin brother, Lewis, who recently passed away. She soon starts receiving ambiguous messages coming from an unknown source.
The Dinner Opening 7/09/2017 Rated M (Mature themes and coarse language), 121 mins
Dunkirk Now Showing Rated M ( Mature themes, violence and coarse language ), 106 mins
Paris Can Wait Now Showing Rated PG (Mild themes and occasional coarse language), 92 mins