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This film is unsuitable for action genre lovers, as the plot unfolds quite slowly and is mainly about emotions. No, it's not an emotional rollercoaster (although I do not doubt that its American version would be); it's more about whether the viewer can at least partially tune into the emotions of the protagonists of this film (it's impossible to grasp it fully without the experience, which I wouldn't wish upon anyone). I managed to do it because while watching, I felt alternating anger, contempt, sadness, and joy, so it is clear that Alice Winocour got under my skin, to my surprise. I see it as a celebration of ordinary people who find themselves in a situation where a group of morons decides about their lives, and although they survive, their life will never be the same. My good feeling about the whole matter was reinforced by Virginie Efira in the lead role because she is not only a talented actress but also a damn beautiful woman (despite her increasing age). / Lesson learned: Life and an idiot can really shuffle your priorities. 4*+ (08.07.2023)