When distinguished former diplomat Armand Berthier-Lagès is found murdered inside his lavish Parisian residence, pragmatic police inspector Jules Maigret (Denis Podalydès) is summoned to investigate the high-profile crime. Digging beneath the aristocratic family's polished facade, Maigret uncovers an astonishing secret: the elderly diplomat had maintained a secret love letter correspondence with a noblewoman, Princess de Vuynes (Anne Alvaro), for over 50 years. And when the Princess's husband dies under equally suspicious circumstances shortly thereafter, Maigret must unpick a tragic web of jealousy and manipulation to solve the crimes.

Directed by Pascal Bonitzer and adapted from Georges Simenon's celebrated 1960 crime novel, Maigret and the Dead Lover is a stylish and modern take on the Franco-Belgian mystery procedural. Anchored by Denis Podalydès' commanding lead performance as Maigret, this is one mystery you can take delight in solving.

Grieving the sudden loss of his estranged father (Josh Brolin), young scuba diver Jay Gardiner (Austin Abrams) embarks on a solitary dive off the coast of California to locate his father's remains in the ocean. His underwater expedition takes a terrifying turn, however, when Jay is accidentally swallowed whole by an eighty-foot, sixty-ton sperm whale. Trapped inside the suffocating, pitch-black interior of the massive marine mammal, Jay finds himself in a desperate battle against time. With his oxygen tank rapidly depleting and only sixty minutes of air remaining, he must draw upon all his ingenuity, resilience, and newfound desire to live in order to engineer a harrowing escape.

Based on Daniel Kraus's bestselling novel, this edge-of-your-seat survival thriller is unlike anything you've ever seen on screen before. Equal parts claustrophobic and spectacular, while also offering moving exploration of grief, you'll want to surrender yourself wholly to Whalefall.