India, Sept. 24 -- Milo feels like a French drama that stays tense in a quiet way. It does not chase a quick plot. It leans on mood and on a story that unfolds at a steady pace. Marion Cotillard is at the center, and her screen work anchors the whole film. The movie feels old school in how it is built. It uses restraint, and it keeps the tone heavy. There is also a noir edge in parts of the film. That blend adds a sort of unease that does not really let up. Some viewers may find the speed too slow if they want a standard thriller.

Marion Cotillard's Performance Becomes The Heart Of Milo

Milo centers on the subtleties of Marion Cotillard's performance, who is given the freedom to express herself while emotion is kept in check and to comm...