Kristin Scott Thomas and Sergi Lopez star in the poorly
conceived &quot;Leaving.&quot; Kristin Scott Thomas and Sergi
Lopez star in the poorly conceived "Leaving."  Kristin Scott
Thomas' 2008 French film "I've Loved You So Long" showed what
she can do with a great script. "Leaving," her new French film,
shows what she can do with a not-great one.  Thomas' subtle,
intelligent performance makes "Leaving" worth seeing even when
it's not worth seeing. As Suzanne, a Frenchwoman who leaves her
husband and children when she falls hard for a studly handyman
(Sergi Lopez), Thomas is less reined-in than usual — she giggles
quite a bit in "Leaving" — but it's her insight, not the
script's, that helps us understand the rash choices Suzanne
makes.  The situation in "Leaving" is so compelling the first
half of the film can't help but raise interesting questions: How
does Suzanne instantly know she's in love? How does anyone? And
how can she justify throwing away everything for a man she
barely knows? If a less-centered act