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France 24·Wednesday, September 23, 2026 at 01:48 PM

Film show: Brad Pitt and his dog take on the wilderness in 'Heart of the Beast'

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Emma JONES, Eve JACKSON, Laura DI BIASIO, Louise DUPONT, Marion CHAVAL, Solène CLAUSSE

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Eve Jackson and film critic Emma Jones run through this week's new cinema releases in France. Brad Pitt heads into the Alaskan wilderness with his four-legged co-star in "Heart of the Beast". Also, Robert Pattinson takes on a controversial TV host in "Primetime", a new generation discovers "Sense and Sensibility", and Julia Donaldson and Axel Scheffler's "The Scarecrows' Wedding" arrives on the big screen.

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