A dark, sexy psychological thriller about Alice, a brilliant yet irrelevant director, who doesn’t fulfill her fantasies. Trapped in a boring bourgeois routine, with three exhausting daughters and her husband, a successful, handsome actor whose career – unlike hers – isn’t affected by his age, Alice wallows in midlife crisis.

In enters Sophie, a promising millennial screenwriter, who presents herself as a fan, urging her to direct her very first film. Intimidated by Sophie’s youth, talent and femme fatale persona, Alice is quick to decline, but her growing curiosity draws her closer, pulling her into Sophie’s mysterious and seductive world. As this unpredictable, thrilling story of two women, equally obsessed with one another, unfolds, the lines get so blurred it’s unclear who penetrated whose life.

How far will they go? What will be the price? And which secrets won’t they share? Subversive, addictive, nerve-wracking and sharply funny, Losing Alice explores the fear of ageing, settling down, becoming irrelevant, and the rare, elusive promise to revive life-long passions, just when you thought you lost them.

A dark, sexy psychological thriller about Alice, a brilliant yet irrelevant director, who doesn’t fulfill her fantasies. Trapped in a boring bourgeois routine, with three exhausting daughters and her husband, a successful, handsome actor whose career – unlike hers – isn’t affected by his age, Alice wallows in midlife crisis.

In enters Sophie, a promising millennial screenwriter, who presents herself as a fan, urging her to direct her very first film. Intimidated by Sophie’s youth, talent and femme fatale persona, Alice is quick to decline, but her growing curiosity draws her closer, pulling her into Sophie’s mysterious and seductive world. As this unpredictable, thrilling story of two women, equally obsessed with one another, unfolds, the lines get so blurred it’s unclear who penetrated whose life.

How far will they go? What will be the price? And which secrets won’t they share? Subversive, addictive, nerve-wracking and sharply funny, Losing Alice explores the fear of ageing, settling down, becoming irrelevant, and the rare, elusive promise to revive life-long passions, just when you thought you lost them.