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Netflix’s New French Thriller ‘Clean’ Just Started Filming

If Netflix's Class Act (Tapie) proved that French originals can win BAFTAs and Emmy nominations, then Clean is already looking like the next big thing to come out of Paris.…

February 19, 2026
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If Netflix’s Class Act (Tapie) proved that French originals can win BAFTAs and Emmy nominations, then Clean is already looking like the next big thing to come out of Paris. Cameras have been rolling since mid-February 2026, and the cast list alone is enough to get excited about.

Netflix French Movie ‘Clean’: Everything We Know

DetailInfo
Working TitleClean
GenreLegal Thriller
LanguageFrench
DirectorTristan Séguéla
Lead ActorLaurent Lafitte as Léonard Landry
Production CompanyIconoclast
Filming StartedMid-February 2026
Expected Release2027 (Netflix Original)
Filming LocationParis, France

What Is ‘Clean’ About?

Clean is not your average courtroom drama. Laurent Lafitte plays Léonard Landry — a razor-sharp criminal defense lawyer with a serious cocaine addiction. His double life spirals completely out of control when he collapses from an overdose mid-argument in a courtroom. That’s one way to make an entrance.

After a stint in rehab, Landry is thrown into the fire almost immediately. With just one week to prepare, he must defend a powerful industrial conglomerate accused of ties to a terrorist network operating in Africa — a geopolitical minefield for someone barely keeping themselves together. At the same time, Landry is facing his own personal trial, with only a determined rookie lawyer (played by César Award winner Anthony Bajon) in his corner.

Clean

It’s a high-pressure, morally complex story about a man trying to stay clean in the dirtiest profession imaginable. Think The Lincoln Lawyer meets European prestige cinema.

A Cast Built to Win Awards

The talent assembled here is genuinely impressive. Laurent Lafitte — a former member of the legendary Comédie-Française and the Cannes Film Festival 2025 host — is riding an extraordinary career high after The Count of Monte Cristo pulled in 9 million admissions. Director Tristan Séguéla already earned BAFTA International recognition for Class Act, making this reunion feel like a genuine big-ticket collaboration.

Joining them are Mélanie Laurent (Inglourious Basterds), Anthony Bajon (César Award winner for The Prayer), and the legendary Carole Bouquet — Bond girl, French cinema icon, and a woman who elevates every project she touches.

Production company Iconoclast — the same team behind the acclaimed French Netflix satire Banger — is producing, adding even more credibility to what already looks like a prestige package.

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FAQs

Q: When will Netflix’s ‘Clean’ be released?

Clean (working title) began filming in mid-February 2026 in Paris and is expected to premiere on Netflix sometime in 2027, though Netflix has not yet officially confirmed a release date.

Q: Who is directing and starring in Netflix’s French thriller ‘Clean’?

The film is directed by Tristan Séguéla (Class Act/Tapie) and stars Laurent Lafitte as a cocaine-addicted criminal defense lawyer, alongside Mélanie Laurent, Carole Bouquet, and Anthony Bajon.

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