Black Box

Arthur Seligman wakes from a coma following a severe car accident near Cherbourg with significant memory loss. During his unconscious state, he spoke incoherently, and a nurse named Isabelle recorded these ramblings in a notebook. Upon receiving these notes, Arthur attempts to use the fragmented words as a guide to reconstruct his identity and understand why he was on that road. As he investigates his own past, he confronts unresolved traumas and finds himself facing an accusation of murder.

The mystery thriller was directed by Richard Berry, who also co-wrote the screenplay with Eric Assous. This was the first of two films directed by Berry, followed by 22 Bullets in 2010. The movie features a cast including José Garcia, Marion Cotillard, Michel Duchaussoy, Bernard Le Coq, Marilou Berry, and Héléna Noguerra. Produced in France by Canal+, TF1 Films Production, and EuropaCorp, the film has a runtime of 90 minutes. On TMDB, it holds a rating of 5.5/10 based on 105 votes.