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Listless filmmaker Alice encounters a hungry young screenwriter named Sophie while on her train commute.
Things get complicated when Sophie asks Alice to direct her script - after its original director disappears - with David set to star.
Alice begins work on Sophie's film, struggling to be heard by the all-male crew and clashing with Sophie over their artistic visions
After auditioning actresses for the lead role, Alice believes she's found the perfect candidate -until Sophie makes a surprising move.
The chemistry between David and Sophie leads to problems at home. New revelations cause Alice to dig deeper into Sophie's life.
Before filming begins, Alice can't shake her suspicion that Sophie's script is based on actual events she's trying to hide.
Alice tries to remain professional while filming a love scene with David and Sophie.
Losing Alice: Season 1 Videos
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Sophie
Tamir
Alice
David
Tami
Ami
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Critic Reviews for Losing Alice Season 1
All Critics (16) | Top Critics (5) | Fresh (12) | Rotten (4)
Anchored by a couple of tremendous performances, "Losing Alice" can take an evocative color palette, a well-placed camera, and a few gentle moves to unlock some genuine uncertainty and anxiety.
Director and writer Sigal Avin so belabors the point that an idle mind can stray into self-destruction that Losing Alice paradoxically has the same effect on its viewers.
Avin patiently investigates the nature of relationships between husbands and wives, parents and children, women of different generations, older men and younger women-and, in a stunning finale, between life and art.
Losing Alice seeks to seduce you with pretty smart, very sexy and maybe just a little bit frightening.
Tense, complex erotic thriller has sex, alcohol, drugs.
A neo-noir erotic thriller that shouldn't be watched with certain family members, in Losing Alice Apple TV+ has acquired yet another feast for the senses.
An absorbing tale of obsession and jealousy that's filled with twists, turns and shifts in time.
It might have worked effectively as a 3-hour movie, but at 7 hours doled out over eight episodes, Losing Alice dribs and drabs, but mostly drabs.
Is it a psychological thriller? A dark story of obsession? A cautionary tale about the way we view creativity and female ambition? The answer is that the show is all of those things -- and more.
Despite the interesting way Alice and Sophie play off each other in the first two episodes, their interactions and the show as a whole has increasingly diminishing returns.
Ayelet Zurer absolutely hits the right notes as Alice.
As a psychological drama, Losing Alice feels too self-conscious to be enjoyable or even provocative. Its inherent eroticism feels ill-earned only because Avin seems to be prone to sanitising the brazen fixations of his protagonists.
Audience Reviews for Losing Alice: Season 1
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Feb 20, 2021Its a weird, eccentric show. Sexy in a bad way. Its made in Israel, but there is nothing Israeli about the show, clearly created for international audience. The actors are fabulous. I watched 7 episodes, I have no idea how this show will end. (I watched the original, Hebrew version)
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Feb 13, 2021Glued up the screen!!! Excellent thriller
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Feb 07, 2021For an Apple original series it's shot and lit badly. Also oddly enough they use Windows computers :D. Israeli's are portrayed as really grumpy and dissatisfied in this series. Pacing is very slow and I'm on episode 3.
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Feb 05, 2021I lost interest by the second episode. I did not think the story was well developed and I lost interest in finding out what happened to these characters.
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Jan 22, 2021I've seen the first episodes and it's amazing! As a passionate for film and filmmaking, I love seeing the backend of everything. The story in general is amazing, very entertaining, with deep and complex characters and a very interesting plot about obsession. I can't wait to see the rest! Another great win for Apple TV+
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