Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Easily the most fascinating film to come along and challenge traditional gender roles in the past year, “Fidelio: Alice’s Journey” ...

Lucie Borleteau's globe-trotting romantic drama premiered at the Swiss festival, winning Best Actress for Ariane Labed By Neil Young FIDELIO - H 2014 Labed’s Best Actress prize in Switzerland, to add ...

Alice (Ariane Labed) is a merchant sailor and the replacement second mechanic on board a creaking, leaking vessel called Fidelio. That rather loaded name may well be a maritime joke, as Alice goes on ...

Ariane Labed plays an comely engineer onboard a container ship, navigating men as she goes in a slightly preposterous love triangle Here’s a sexy film of enormous sexiness set in the sexy world of, ...

Easily the most fascinating film to come along and challenge traditional gender roles in the past year, “Fidelio: Alice’s Journey” chronicles a sexually liberated female sailor’s voyage of ...

In shadowing a female engineer at sea, this seductive love triangle toys with conservative notions of desire against a seldom-examined, male-dominated work environment. Easily the most fascinating ...

In shadowing a female engineer at sea, this seductive love triangle toys with conservative notions of desire against a seldom-examined, male-dominated work environment. Easily the most fascinating ...

The balance between home and away, with the different codes of behaviour attached to each environment, runs through the film. The opening scene establishes “home” – a close, sexually passionate, ...

Alice is a sailor. While her partner Félix waits for her on land, she sets off as second mechanic on the Fidelio, an old freighter. On board, she discovers not only that her predecessor has just died, ...

Sending a woman around the world to find her anchor may be a nice concept to begin with, but the script of Lucie Borleateau’s debut picture Fidelio – Alice’s Journey (Fidelio – L’odyssee d’Alice) ...