Variety
Easily the most fascinating film to come along and challenge traditional gender roles in the past year.
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Fidelio: Alice's Journey
Ariane Labed (Assassin's Creed) stars as a nautical engineer who runs across an old flame in her new posting aboard a cargo ship in this romantic French drama. As the voyage goes on, her feelings for him are rekindled...
2014Rating: R16, Offensive language, sex scenes & sexual references97 minsFranceFrench, Romanian, English, Tagalog and Norwegian with English subtitles
DramaRomanceWorld Cinema
Fidelio: Alice's Journey | Reviews
Total Film
Even before a snake infiltrates the ship, Borleteau's metaphors aren't subtle, but shes persuasive on the tensions between desire, devotion and duty, and Alice's yearnings rise to the surface with frank complexity.
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The Times
The explosions are subtler than you might expect, and Lebed is superb in the role.
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Screen Daily
Sending a woman around the world to find her anchor may be a nice concept to begin with, but the script of... Fidelio - Alice's Journey lacks the necessary structure to sustain it all through or lead it securely into safe harbour.
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Hollywood Reporter
Built four-square around Ariane Labed's engaging turn as eponymous sailor Alice, this feature debut from actress-turned-writer-director Lucie Borleteau strikes a delicate balance between the sensual and the matter-of-fact.
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