Gone Tomorrow

A successful businesswoman finds her life turned upside down when she is assaulted in her home by a masked intruder. Instead of seeking traditional justice, she embarks on a dangerous and obsessive path to find and enact her own revenge. The film explores themes of trauma, control, and the blurred lines between victim and aggressor as the protagonist's actions escalate.

Paul Verhoeven's 'Elle' (a different film with a similar premise and released in 2016, not 2015, and starring Isabelle Huppert) received widespread critical acclaim for its provocative and complex exploration of its subject matter, earning praise for Huppert's performance. If 'Gone Tomorrow' refers to a hypothetical film with this description, it would likely be noted for its dark themes and challenging narrative.

• Challenging and thought-provoking exploration of dark themes.
• Praised for its complex protagonist and refusal to offer easy answers.
• Divisive for its subject matter but critically lauded for its execution.

Google audience: As there is no widely recognized film titled 'Gone Tomorrow' from 2015 matching this description, a summary of Google user reviews cannot be provided.

None notable for a film with this specific title and year.

If this refers to 'Elle' (2016), Isabelle Huppert's performance earned her an Academy Award nomination for Best Actress, among numerous other accolades.