: Similar to Amélie , but with a more grounded, less abstract approach.

: While light-hearted, the film is described as a "meditation on reinvention," prompting viewers to reflect on what they would change if they could start over as a "blank page".

The 2022 film (released internationally as Eloïse's Journey ) is a charming French romantic comedy with fantasy elements that explores identity through the lens of sudden amnesia. Directed by Murielle Magellan , it is adapted from the popular graphic novel by Pénélope Bagieu and Boulet . Plot Summary

: Some reviewers found the script slightly "weak" or predictable, noting that the protagonist's problems could often be solved by simply being honest about her memory loss. Key Details Director : Murielle Magellan.

: Sara Giraudeau, Pierre Deladonchamps, and Grégoire Ludig. Runtime : Approximately 1 hour 40 minutes.

The story follows (Sara Giraudeau), who wakes up on a Parisian bench with no memory of her name, job, or life. Instead of panicking, she begins a "detective investigation" into her own existence. As she pieces her life back together, she discovers that her "former self" was someone she doesn't actually like very much—realizing that her amnesia is a rare chance for a fresh start. Critical & Audience Review

: Reviewers on IMDb and Sortiraparis noted the vibrant cinematography by Laurent Brunet and direction that occasionally mimics the visual style of its comic book source material.

: Pierre Deladonchamps is noted as a "trump card," stepping away from his usual darker roles to play a "geeky and endearing" computer scientist.