About This Film
Alice Carol leaves her husband one rainy night, telling him that she does not love him anymore. She travels alone but when her windscreen breaks on a lonely road, she has to stop and seek help. She goes to a creepy manor and is welcomed by the owner, Henri Vergennes, and his butler, Colas. Alice is invited to spend the night in the house. The next morning, Alice can’t find the two men from he previous night but finds her car surprisingly fixed. She tries to leave but cannot find the gate. She stops the car and walks around the wall trying to find an exit but becomes increasingly worried with what she finds.
“Alice ou la Dernière Fugue” is an intriguing unknown masterpiece written and directed by Claude Chabrol and supported basically by the wonderful performance of the gorgeous Sylvia Kristel. The story is developed in a nightmarish atmosphere and the name of the lead character “Alice Carol” seems to be a tribute to “Alice in the Wonderland” of Lewis Carroll. Further, Adrian Lyne’s “Jacob’s Ladder” is visibly inspired in the storyline of this film. The mystery is kept until the very last scene.
Film Details
Director
Claude Chabrol
Writer
Claude Chabrol
Keywords
Female Nudity
Female Rear Nudity
Female Full Frontal Nudity
Husband Wife Relationship
Female Protagonist
Fear
Based On Novel
Character Name In Title
Nightmare
Mansion
Gas Station
Supernatural Horror
Wedding
Countryside
Haunted House
Trapped
Butler
Secret Door
Highway
Paranormal Phenomenon
Gas Station Attendant
Ends With Death
Dark Fantasy
Dead Bird
Country House
Breakfast
Marital Separation
Broken Windshield
Wife Leaves Her Husband
Disorientation
Or As Title Separator
Alternate Reality
Ticking Clock
Young Boy
Supernatural Thriller
Fatal Car Accident
Rainy Night
Pendulum Clock
Dream Reality
Awakened In Middle Of Night
Deserted House
Hospitality
Driving At Night In The Rain
Limbo
Alice
Riddle
French Ghost
Garden Wall
Freeing A Bird From A Cage
Getting Lost
Also Known As
Alice or The Last Escapade, Alicia o la última fuga, Original title: Alice ou la dernière fugue