The film Si tu penses bien, directed by Géraldine Nakache, was shown at this year's Cannes Film Festival, but not in the official competition. Instead, it was featured in the "Cannes Premières" section, which showcases new films from emerging or established filmmakers. The movie is set to release in theaters on September 16. This is Nakache's fourth feature film and represents a shift in her career, as she is primarily known for her work in comedy. Si tu penses bien is her first foray into the drama genre. The screenplay explores the complex and troubling theme of domestic violence, focusing on the psychological dynamics of control between two characters, Jacques and Gil. These roles are played by Niels Schneider and Monia Chokri, both respected actors in French cinema. The film delves into how power imbalances can manifest in personal relationships, highlighting emotional manipulation and the subtle ways control can be exerted. Nakache's decision to tackle such a serious subject marks a departure from her previous work, which has been largely lighthearted and humorous. This shift indicates her willingness to explore more challenging and socially relevant topics. The film has drawn attention for its sensitive portrayal of a difficult subject, as well as for the performances of its lead actors. As the film prepares for its theatrical release, it is expected to spark discussions about domestic violence and the importance of addressing such issues in public discourse. The choice to present it at Cannes, even outside of the main competition, underscores its significance within the film community and its potential impact on audiences.