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‘Call My Agent!’ Star Camille Cottin Joins Santiago Mitre’s Netflix Political Thriller ‘Villaflor’

Camille Cottin has joined the cast of 'Villaflor,' a Netflix political thriller directed by Santiago Mitre, alongside Soledad Villamil, Valeria Lois, Verónica Llinás, and Peter Lanzani. The film is set in Argentina and was first reported by Deadline in January, highlighting Mitre's collaboration with Netflix on this project.

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What Happened
Camille Cottin has joined the cast of 'Villaflor,' a Netflix political thriller directed by Santiago Mitre, alongside Soledad Villamil, Valeria Lois, Verónica Llinás, and Peter Lanzani. The film is set in Argentina and was first reported by Deadline in January, highlighting Mitre's collaboration with Netflix on this project.
Why It Matters
This development signifies a notable expansion of Cottin's career in international cinema, as she transitions from her acclaimed role in 'Call My Agent!' to a prominent position in a high-profile Netflix production, potentially attracting a broader audience to the film.

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