The Rembrandt Syndrome

The Rembrandt Syndrome is a drama about Claire and Yves, two physicists who spent their careers working in the nuclear industry. Their lives are permanently altered after Claire experiences a profound emotional reaction to three paintings by Rembrandt during a visit to the National Gallery.

Directed by Pierre Schoeller, who also co-wrote the screenplay with Anne-Louise Trividic, the film is a co-production between Belgium, France, and the United Kingdom. The lead roles are played by Camille Cottin and Romain Duris, with a supporting cast that includes Denis Podalydès, Céleste Brunnquell, Bruno Podalydès, and Kester Lovelace. The production was handled by companies including Trésor Films, France 3 Cinéma, Poisson Rouge Pictures, and Artémis Productions, with Alain Attal and Patrick Quinet serving as producers.

The film has a runtime of 107 minutes. Based on a small number of votes, it has received a low rating of 3.9/10 on TMDB.