The provocative thriller is set in Paris.
Halle Berry’s ‘Fleur’ Finds Its Leading Men: Matthias Schoenaerts & More Join the Cast

It’s difficult to contain our enthusiasm for Halle Berry’s upcoming film, Fleur. While Berry’s involvement alone generated serious excitement, the daring premise and the high-caliber talent joining the project have taken the buzz to a whole new level. The ensemble cast has officially expanded with the addition of Matthias Schoenaerts, Makita Samba, and Marton Csokas.
Here is everything we know so far about the plot, the cast, and when we might see it on screen.

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What is Fleur About?
The film stars Berry as a New York housewife who decides to walk away from a 30-year marriage in which she feels hopelessly trapped. In a desperate bid for a fresh start, she flees to Paris and adopts the name "Fleur." To support herself, she enters the world of professional companionship, becoming both an escort and a dominatrix.
Just as she begins to find her footing in this new, liberated life, her past resurfaces, threatening to dismantle everything she has fought to build.

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The Cast
The cast is a sophisticated mix of seasoned Hollywood stars and acclaimed international talent:
- Halle Berry: Stars as the titular Fleur.
- Marton Csokas: Joins the cast as Fleur’s husband from her former life in New York.
- Matthias Schoenaerts: The Belgian star (known for Rust and Bone and The Old Guard) joins in a pivotal role within the Paris storyline.
- Makita Samba: The French actor, who earned a César Award nomination for Paris, 13th District, rounds out the trio of new additions.

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The Creative Force: Ellie Foumbi
Ellie Foumbi is the visionary behind Fleur, serving as both director and writer. This marks Foumbi’s second feature film following her debut, Our Father, the Devil, which was a critical darling, winning 25 international film festival prizes and earning a Best Feature nomination at the Independent Spirit Awards. Foumbi is known for bold, layered storytelling, making her the perfect choice for this provocative premise.

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Production and Release Status
- Filming: Production is officially scheduled to begin in Paris in early 2025.
- Trailer: Because filming has not yet started, there is no trailer available yet. We expect the first footage to emerge toward the end of 2025.
- Release Date: While no official date has been set, a 2026 release is the current industry expectation based on the production timeline
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