A Private Life (2025)
A psychiatrist falling into an ever increasing obsession and conspiracy over the possible suicide of one of her patients, is a good premise and Jodie Foster delivers. She perfectly plays an otherwise grounded person steadily losing grip of herself and her critical thinking. It is also quite a messy film, with characters and tangents infiltrating each other in convoluted ways. That chaotic narrative and inconclusiveness is the core of this film, so it is hard to get a full grasp of what the hell happened. Fitting for the themes here, as things are messy and without clean conclusions.
Rating: 3.5