Maigret

Set in 1950s Paris, this mystery drama follows Commissioner Maigret as he investigates the death of a young woman found in a public square. The victim, dressed in an evening gown, leaves behind no identification or personal belongings, making her nearly impossible to recognize. As Maigret explores the city's art scene and encounters a young delinquent who resembles the deceased, the case forces him to confront a private and painful memory from his own past.

The film was directed by Patrice Leconte, who also co-wrote the screenplay with Jérôme Tonnerre. This production marks the ninth film in Leconte's directorial career, following his previous work including The Suicide Shop and A Promise. The cast is led by Gérard Depardieu in the title role, appearing alongside Anne Loiret, Aurore Clément, Mélanie Bernier, Jade Labeste, and Clara Antoons.

Produced by companies including M6 and SCOPE Pictures, the film had a budget of 7 million USD and earned 6 million USD at the worldwide box office. Audience reception was mixed, with a rating of 5.9/10 on IMDb based on 3,800 votes and 5.8/10 on TMDB from 285 votes. These scores are lower than the 7.1/10 rating provided by film critics based on 22 reviews.