Call My Agent! The Movie Reunites the ASK Team on Netflix September 10
Call My Agent! The Movie arrives on Netflix on Thursday, September 10, bringing the former ASK agency colleagues back together around a film production that is already coming apart. For viewers who enjoy entertainment-industry satire, the reunion moves its familiar workplace tensions onto a movie set.
Netflix’s fall film guide places the story five years after the agency closed. Andréa, played by Camille Cottin, is preparing to direct her first feature when her lead actor leaves and her relationship with her producer collapses. She turns to Noémie, played by Laure Calamy, who has become a successful reality-TV producer.
That last detail belongs to the fictional plot: this is a scripted comedy-drama movie. Andréa believes she can manage the partnership to her advantage, but recasting, production mishaps and a dispute involving custody of her daughter complicate the plan. Former colleagues arrive carrying their own ambitions and unresolved grievances.
Emilie Noblet directs. Netflix’s cast listing includes Thibault de Montalembert, Grégory Montel, Nicolas Maury, Fanny Sidney, Liliane Rovère, Laetitia Casta, Vincent Macaigne, Ophélia Kolb, Anne Marivin and Laurent Lafitte alongside Cottin and Calamy. The official Netflix title page labels the film TV-MA and identifies it as a French comedy with satire and workplace-drama elements.
The official trailer offers a preview of that reunion, with English subtitles visible on Netflix’s YouTube upload. It gives returning viewers a way to reconnect with the characters before release, while newcomers can use it to judge whether the film’s backstage humor matches their taste. This preview does not offer a verdict on the finished movie or promise a particular cameo.
Netflix also includes the film in its September viewing guide, confirming September 10 as the streaming date. Add it to the watchlist for Thursday; it is still an upcoming release as of this September 9 report. For another newly announced screen project, read PowerPage’s Being Heumann preview.
Watch Netflix’s official Call My Agent! The Movie trailer:
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