Obsession

Obsession is a French-German drama centered on a complicated romantic triangle in Berlin. Miriam, a musician, is in a long-term relationship with Pierre. However, she develops a strong attraction to John, a man searching for answers about his history who first meets Miriam at a train station. The three eventually travel to Paris to find an elderly man who holds a secret regarding a newspaper photograph, a discovery that deeply impacts their lives and their relationships.

Directed by Peter Sehr, who also co-wrote the screenplay with Marie Noëlle, the film followed his 1991 work The Serbian Girl. The cast features Heike Makatsch as Miriam, Daniel Craig as John, and Seymour Cassel. Other performers include Allen Garfield, Marie-Christine Barrault, and Daniel Gélin.

Produced by several companies including Hollywood Partners and High Speed Films Paris, the movie had a budget of 30 million USD. Audience reception was generally low, with a rating of 5.2 on IMDb based on 409 votes and a 4.2 on TMDB from 12 votes.