Call My Agent! The Movie arrives on Netflix UAE on 10 September 2026. Five years after ASK Agency closed, debut director Andréa loses her lead actor days before filming and reunites her old team. The 117-minute comedy-drama puts professional panic back where it belongs.
Netflix’s UAE title page lists the film. For Call My Agent! The Movie UAE viewers, Netflix is the only confirmed place to stream it.
Where to Watch
Watch Call My Agent! The Movie on Netflix UAE from 10 September 2026. Netflix advertises plans from AED 35 per month; this is a subscription, not a one-off rental or purchase.
The title page lists 1080p for Standard with ads and Standard, while Premium adds 4K and HDR. Netflix does not offer a free trial.
Watch the trailer
The official trailer brings the ASK team back together and puts Andréa’s production crisis centre stage.
What Is It About?
Five years after ASK Agency closed, debut director Andréa loses her lead actor just days before filming and reunites her old team — for better or worse. TMDB classifies the film as Comedy and Drama, giving the reunion a workplace-comedy engine with a film-set crisis attached.
Seasons and episodes
This is a standalone feature film, not a new season. Call My Agent! The Movie runs for 117 minutes.
Who Is in the Cast?
Camille Cottin leads the returning ensemble as Andréa Martel, with Thibault de Montalembert as Mathias Barneville and Grégory Montel as Gabriel Sarda. Liliane Rovère, Fanny Sidney and Laure Calamy return as Arlette Azémar, Camille Valentini and Noémie Leclerc.






Good to Know
When does Call My Agent! The Movie arrive on Netflix UAE?
Netflix UAE is scheduled to add Call My Agent! The Movie on 10 September 2026.
How much does Netflix UAE cost?
Netflix UAE advertises plans from AED 35 per month.
Is Call My Agent! The Movie a series?
No. It is a standalone 117-minute feature film.
Who stars in Call My Agent! The Movie?
Camille Cottin stars as Andréa Martel alongside the returning ASK ensemble.
Netflix is the answer for UAE viewers, and the returning cast gives this reunion a proper reason to exist. Put 10 September in the diary and let ASK handle the crisis.











