The French submarine thriller The Wolf’s Call (Le Chant du loup) hit Netflix this month, and you’d be right to assume that it’s at the top of our must-watch list.

Saar Klein edited the tense, subaquatic nail-biter, from writer-director Antonin Baudry, weaving together a narrative that’s packed with twists and turns from the moment the opening credits hit the screen.

Set in the near future where the threat of a nuclear crisis looms, The Wolf’s Call is the story of a gifted sonar technician suddenly thrust into the position of aiding the French military to avoid nuclear apocalypse by using his “golden ear.” Klein builds the story of The Wolf’s Call in constant peaks, bringing the audience to gripping, edge-of-their-seat tension.  Check out the movie on Netflix and let us know what you think on Twitter and Instagram.

Production companies: Pathe, Tresor Films, Chi-Fou-Mi Productions
Cast: Francois Civil, Mathieu Kassovitz, Omar Sy, Reda Kateb, Paula Beer
Director, screenwriter: Antonin Baudry
Producers: Jerome Seydoux, Alain Attal, Hugo Selignac
Director of photography: Pierre Cottereau
Production designer: Benoit Barouh
Costume designer: Mimi Lempicka
Editors: Saar Klein, Nassim Gordji Tehrani
Composer: tomandandy
Casting director: Pierre-Jacques Benichou
Sound designer: Randy Thom