Face 2 Face

A psychiatrist finds himself in a dangerous game of psychological manipulation when he agrees to help a patient who claims to be responsible for a series of unsolved murders. As the sessions progress, the lines between therapist and patient blur, and the psychiatrist begins to question his own sanity and the reality of the confessions.

Face 2 Face received a mixed to negative reception from critics, with many finding its premise intriguing but its execution to be convoluted and self-indulgent. Some praised Kassovitz's performance and the film's ambitious themes, while others criticized its slow pacing and confusing narrative structure.

• The film attempts a complex psychological thriller but ultimately gets lost in its own narrative.

• Mathieu Kassovitz delivers a compelling performance, but it's not enough to save the convoluted plot.

• Visually interesting at times, but the story lacks clarity and emotional impact.

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The film was largely self-financed by Mathieu Kassovitz, who also wrote, directed, starred in, and co-produced it.