First off, this film, Fidelity, is shown on Netflix with the title Devotion.....so if you look for it there, use this title. While not really very good, I admit it held my attention enough to get through all six episodes. It is a pretty typical story about beautiful people, completely absorbed and wrapped up in themselves. The main couple have been together over five years, apparently due solely to sexual attraction, and little else. Their level of personal communication is minimal. At the FIRST hint of "possible" infidelity, it all goes to Hell. While the version I watched was dubbed into English (from Italian) AND had subtitles that didn't match the translation heard, it's difficult to judge the acting and writing.....but it seemed to be almost amateurish. I wonder if the writing was poor, or the lovely actors and actresses simply couldn't relate to their characters when they experience difficulties in life. I don't know if this is typical for contemporary Italian films, but I've watched quite a few films, dramas and mysteries, from Eastern Europe, and they are often far more believable.....the actors are VERY attractive, but in a more "real-life" way, and not drop-dead gorgeous runway models. (that can sometimes be distracting and un-realistic)
At any rate, I'm still debating whether to recommend this film. I don't regret watching it, but I know there's much better out there.
