I'm Still Here

Elsa, a glaciologist and mountaineer, has been in a coma for five months since a terrible accident in the mountains. Just as her family and doctors are forced to confront the question of whether to disconnect her from life support, Thibault finds his way into her hospital room by chance. He cannot bring himself to believe that Elsa feels nothing, and little by little he becomes convinced that she can hear and understand every word he says. His visits become a fragile thread of hope for her, drawing her back toward life.
It is a moving, almost fairy-tale-like story, often described as a modern-day Sleeping Beauty — a story about a feeling powerful enough to save them both.