Alicia
Summary
A funny feature film by Wim Verstappen with a moral, but little pretension.
However, there is a touch of feminism to the story of a young, married woman who, on a sudden impulse, leaves her home and family - a husband and two children - because she feels the need to prove herself somewhere and in some way. The film mainly depicts the male reactions to this impudent female ‘escape attempt’, which, according to Western morals, naturally has to fail without anyone getting really hurt.
As in many other Scorpio films, Alicia contains a number of explicit sex scenes. Fortunately, a liberal dose of humour is added without undermining the character portrayals.
Information
original title
Alicia
production year
1974
first screening
26-09-1974
country
Netherlands
geographical names
category
Fiction
keywords
director
original distributor
producer
production company
Cast
Actor
- Notary
- Trix, Xander's wife
- Willem-Jan
- Henny, Martin's wife
- Hotel owner
- Neighbour
- Notary's wife
- Alicia
- Xander
- Police officer
- Marriage matchmaker
- Martin
- Pilot
Crew
- Sound editor
- Production manager
- Sound
- Director's assistent
- Costume design
- Electrician
- Make-up
- Camera
- Editing
- Editing
- Production assistant
- Production assistant
- Director
- Producer
Technical notations
runtime
104
original length
2836
censorship length
2836
sound
Sound
colour
Colour
format
35mm
Resources
Centrale Commissie voor de Filmkeuring (Nationaal Archief; S706)