Revoir Paris is a French film directed by Elisabeth Vogler that delves into the aftermath of a terrorist attack on a bistro in Paris. The film opens with Mia, a young woman who survived the attack, struggling to cope with the trauma and memory loss that has plagued her since that fateful night.
Determined to regain her memories and move past the event, Mia begins retracing her steps and investigating her memories. She visits the bistro, talks to witnesses, and revisits the hospital where she was treated after the attack.
Along the way, Mia meets several individuals who were also affected by the attack, including a grieving widow and a police officer struggling with guilt. These encounters force Mia to confront her own trauma and come to terms with the impact the attack has had on her life.
As she delves deeper into her memories, Mia begins to uncover the truth about the attack and the people involved. This leads her down a dangerous path and puts her in conflict with those who would rather the truth remain hidden.
Revoir Paris is a powerful and emotional exploration of trauma, memory, and resilience in the face of tragedy. Through Mia's journey, the film highlights the lingering effects of trauma and the importance of confronting painful memories in order to heal.