Breaking Point

On the French Riviera, Mathieu shares a close bond with his friend Vincent, who provided him with his home and career and saved his life a decade prior. The two men and their wives live as an inseparable group until Mathieu discovers that Vincent is having an affair. While attempting to handle the situation with the mistress, Mathieu develops feelings for her. The discovery of the woman's body leads to a cycle of suspicion and deceit that threatens both couples.

Directed by Yvan Attal, Breaking Point is the fifth film in his directorial timeline, following The Accusation. Attal also served as a producer and co-writer for the project, alongside Yaël Langmann and Eric Assous. The ensemble cast features Yvan Attal as Mathieu, Guillaume Canet as Vincent, Maïwenn as Delphine, and Marie-Josée Croze as Juliette, with Alma Jodorowsky and Victor Belmondo in supporting roles.

Produced by Curiosa Films, this crime thriller earned 4 million USD at the worldwide box office. Audiences have given the movie a mixed reception, reflected in a rating of 5.8/10 on TMDB based on 96 votes.