Wisely they don't ask Diane Kruger to do any acting apart from looking 1) ravishing and 2) anguished. She's an ordinary woman living an ordinary life with her teacher husband (Vincent Lindon) and son until one day she stumbles on to a crime in a car park, picks up the murder weapon unaware that's that what it is, as the murderer escapes. For being this dumb she winds up in the slammer and ordinary teacher husband Lindon spends the bulk of the film devising a plan to spring her. It's something of a novelty to see Lindon, a fine actor, in something as close to a caper movie as this but he acquits himself well and there is an element of suspense right until the last moment. More than worth a look.
Review of Anything for Her
