Labyrinth

Claude is on trial for several murders. But there is something odd about the case: the accused is not certain of having done it, and the accounts given do not line up. At a colleague's request the psychologist Doctor Brennac takes on the file. The further he goes, the more he is left between two possibilities: is Claude actually the killer, or the victim of something her own mind has made? As the questions multiply the inquiry turns back on Brennac himself. René Manzor directs, with Lambert Wilson as Brennac and Sylvie Testud as Claude. It comes out of the French psychological thriller line. It runs a hundred minutes and withholds its answer to the end.