Innocent

It is an all right movie. The premise is deceptive, as we are introduced to him in what most would think is a holding cell. And then one would presume a public defender or lawyer is trying to get his side of the story as if he had not read any of the police reports. So one is led through the different events in his life, most point to criminal activities, although the one with the woman renting a room upstairs of him and his wife is rather humorous, with the late night noises. In French with subtitles. And he certainly has had some rather unique and unusual experiences that he is relating. He is a very generous and trusting person, which is what gets him into the troubles in the first place. But it is not a memorable film.