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Miss Mermaid

2026, French. Directed by Pauline Brunner & Marion Verlé.

Freshly divorced, Fanny, a thirty-something from Fécamp, has nothing left of her marriage but a sky-blue sofa, debts she refuses to pay, and an absolute determination never to 'start her life' with a man again. Despite her burning need for freedom, this cleaning lady finds herself stuck back at her parents' house. That is, until the day she crosses paths with Anemone, a professional mermaid passing through the region. She decides to take the plunge and dive into the world of mermaiding.

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Released
1 July 2026
Country
Belgium, France
Written by
Pauline Brunner, Marion Verlé, Marie Eynard

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Miss Mermaid runs 91 minutes (1h 31m).

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If you liked Miss Mermaid, try Four Adventures of Reinette and Mirabelle, Alice and the Mayor, The Decline of the American Empire.

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Miss Mermaid (2026) was directed by Pauline Brunner and Marion Verlé and stars Aloïse Sauvage, Thomas VDB, Alison Wheeler.

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