Movie Review: Sofia Coppola’s ‘On the Rocks’
The film does not add anything to its own conversation or genre, and falls flat once it’s about to end and must declare some sort of conclusion.
Déjà Vu: The Peril of Pauline (2025)
French environmental scientist Dr Pauline Joubert, about to expose secret warfare technology, was assassinated by her hitman/lover in New York's Central Park in 1985. In present day Manhattan, Cassie Cole, a hillbilly True Crime blogger (from the Deep South), continually re-lives Pauline's murder, discovering that she is Pauline's reincarnated soul, and eventually solving a decades-old crime.
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French environmental scientist Dr Pauline Joubert, about to expose secret warfare technology, was assassinated by her hitman/lover in New York's Central Park in 1985. In present day Manhattan, Cassie Cole, a hillbilly True Crime blogger (from the Deep South), continually re-lives Pauline's murder, discovering that she is Pauline's reincarnated soul, and eventually solving a decades-old crime.
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Genre:Comedy, Mystery, Romance
Written By:Cybela Clare
In Theaters:10/17/2025
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Runtime:105 minutes
Studio:Prism Pictures
Cast
Cybela Clare
Director
Cybela Clare
Pauline Joubert/Cassie Cole
Charlie Bennett
Jean-Jacques
Dana Watkins
Pierre Joubert
Hugo d'Alton
Young Pierre Joubert
Christopher Galiardo
Mayor Zachary Canfield
Philip Embury
Alex
Herbert Gould
Dr. Gerhardt Strauss
Jonathan Hamilton Ragins
Detective Ian Mallory
Julia Greene
Buffy Davenport
Bill Mellen
Detective Meloni
Stephen Markson
Bartender
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