Camille Rewinds is a French film directed by Noémie Lvovsky and released in 2012. The movie starts with the older Camille (played by Lvovsky) going through a tough time after being left by her husband. Her daughter, upset with her behavior, invites her to a New Year's Eve party, where Camille drinks herself into a coma and wakes up in her sixteen-year-old body.
Camille has been given the opportunity to relive her youth, but with all the knowledge she has gained from her past twenty-five years of experience. She finds it difficult to adapt to her new situation, but soon comes to enjoy the freedom and lack of responsibility that comes with being a teenager. However, she is torn between wanting to change certain aspects of her past and being afraid of changing the course of her life and losing her daughter.
As the story unfolds, Camille reconnects with her high school friends, including her former boyfriend Eric (played by Samir Guesmi), and they start dating again. Camille is happy to be with Eric again, but is also aware of the challenges they will face in the future. She is torn between staying with him and avoiding him altogether, knowing that the latter would ultimately change the course of her life.
Camille Rewinds is a heartwarming and funny film that explores themes of nostalgia, second chances, and the importance of making the most of the time we have. The performances are excellent, and the cinematography captures the feeling of nostalgia perfectly. The film has won several awards and nominations, including the César Award for Best Original Screenplay.