Directed by:
Josephine MackerrasScreenplay:
Josephine MackerrasCinematography:
Mickael DelahaieComposer:
Alexander Levy ForrestCast:
Emilie Piponnier, Martin Swabey, Chloé Boreham, David Coburn, Juliette Tresanini, Eliza Calmat, Nicolas Buchoux, Marie Coulonjou, Christophe FavreVOD (1)
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Alice, a happy and perfect wife and mother has her life turned upside down when she discovers her husband is living a secret life. She is left abandoned with a child and is ruined financially. Her fight back leads her into a world of discovery, not only about her husband but also about herself. (South by Southwest Film Festival)
Reviews (1)
Alice really appealed to me in terms of the atmosphere and style in which it was made. Emilie is convincing as Alice and very naturally evokes the viewer’s sympathy. And opposite her stands probably the most desperate type of sociopath I can imagine. It wasn't hard for me to watch at all, as they both give excellent performances. Perhaps the only thing keeping it from perfection is a more elaborate denouement. I'll take it, but it didn't quite come to fruition for me.
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