A psychoanalytic detective where the investigation begins in a doctor's office and leads into a labyrinth of others' secrets. On screen is Jodie Foster, who will suddenly speak in French. After the screening, there will be a discussion with film critic Anton Fomochkin. At the center of the story is the famous psychiatrist Lillian Steiner. The death of a patient seems too "convenient," and her professional intuition does not allow her to dismiss her doubts. The investigation starts with questions that usually arise in therapy and quickly turns into an intellectual hunt: who is lying, who is withholding, and who is hiding behind a perfectly constructed biography? The film skillfully shifts gears: the detective intrigue coexists with ironic observations about people, and the tension of the thriller both tightens and releases with sharp remarks. A separate pleasure is watching Jodie Foster. For her, this is a new experience - a role in French. After the screening, film critic Anton Fomochkin will help unpack the film.