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Year
1951
Duration
73 minutes
Genres
Animation, Musicals
Language
English
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Synopsis
Alice should be focusing on her history lesson, but she just can’t seem to pay attention to a book that doesn’t have any pictures in it. Instead, her mind wanders and before she knows it, she’s spotted the most bizarre thing: a white rabbit wearing a waistcoat and carrying a pocket watch is hurrying through the countryside claiming that he’s “late”. Fascinated by this creature and what he could possibly be late for, Alice follows him through a rabbit hole into a brand new world, full of curious creatures and stuffed with nonsense, called Wonderland.
Watch Alice in Wonderland on Into Film+ and discover a piece of archive film that we have added before the feature: a silent short from 1903, the first ever filmed version of the same story, that has been restored after suffering damage in the last hundred years.
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