No Limit

Roxana leaves the structure of Parisian studies behind and travels south to France to take a diving course, chasing a sense of freedom the city could not offer. The training drags her into a demanding underwater world where breath and control carry real weight. As she dives deeper, she befriends a circle of new companions who push her beyond comfort and spark fragile romances. The romance threads through days of training and risk, while the ocean itself seems to press on every choice she makes. The film follows Roxana as she tries to balance ambition with affection, navigating a coastal world where salt, sun, and silence meet beneath the surface. The film paints a vivid, sunlit world that gradually darkens.

Directed by David M Rosenthal, No Limit is a 2022 drama romance inspired by an original screenplay. Training unfolds on southern coast of France, anchored by Camille Rowe as Roxana with Sofiane Zermani and César Domboy among strong supporting cast.

Box office data for No Limit is not released, suggesting a limited or selective release rather than a wide international rollout. The film's budget, listed at about 10.5 million dollars, hints at a mid tier production, with marketing to follow.

The movie leans into the sea as a character, and scenes of free diving could resonate with audiences craving immersive experiences and personal reinvention. Camille Rowe brings Roxana a steady mix of resolve and vulnerability that makes the romance feel grounded. Its visual approach favors practicality over spectacle and emotion.

Theme wise the story explores escape, risk, and the price of chasing intensity. The setting in the south of France gives the film a sun soaked backdrop that contrasts with underwater pressure, while the performances keep the emotional core intimate and direct. Its emotional terrain stays intimate and believable throughout.