owner of the mansion where they live, permits the police to search the premises for hard evidence linking her husband to the murders. In the dark room, they find photographs of the two murdered girls. When the photographs are shown to him at the police station, Henry says that he can't believe Chantal would go this far. Hearst, recalling the details revealed to him by Benezet, now confesses to the murder of both girls. Whilst still recording Hearst's confession, the detectives are notified that the real killer has been arrested, having been "caught in the act." Benezet and Owens free Hearst, who is still badly shaken by what he has gone through in the previous hours. Chantal attempts to connect with him outside the police station, but he cannot forgive her for turning on him and believing him capable of the murders, and walks away into the crowd of San Sebastián Festival revelers. Cast Reception Based on 45 reviews collected by Rotten Tomatoes, 49% of critics gave Under Suspicion a positive review, with an average rating of 5.3/10. The film was given limited release to only 19 theaters in North America, grossing a total of $334,245 during its theatrical run. The film was also given limited release internationally, grossing $752,783 in Mexico, $17,222 in Taiwan and $277,675 in the United Kingdom. The film was nominated by the Mystery Writers of America for the 2001 Edgar Award for Best Motion Picture. References External links 2000 films 2000s crime thriller films 2000 psychological thriller films American mystery thriller films American psychological thriller films American remakes of French films 2000s English-language films Films directed by Stephen Hopkins Films scored by BT (musician) Films set in Puerto Rico Films about child sexual abuse Films based on British novels French crime thriller films Films set around New Year 2000s American films 2000s French films