Alice in Wonderland (1988)

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Movie
Original title Alice in Wonderland
Country of production Australia
original language English
Publishing year 1988
length 51 minutes
Rod
Director Rich Trueblood
script Paul Leadon
production Roz Phillips
music Mark Isaacs
camera Robert Jacobs
cut Mark D'Arcy Irvine ,
Peter Jennings ,
Caroline Neave
occupation

Alice in Wonderland is a 51-minute direct-to-video animated film produced by Burbank Films Australia . It originally appeared in 1988. The film is based on Lewis Carroll 's 1985 children 's book Alice in Wonderland and was adapted by Paul Leadon . What is unusual, in contrast to other book adaptations, is that this film has no elements from the sequel Alice Behind the Looking Glass and is therefore not a combination. The production company originally made a 73-minute film with Alice behind the mirrors, but later shared it. The 1988 film was produced by Roz Philips and ruled by Rich Trueblood . Although Burklin Films Australia seldom works on classical reading, Alice in Wonderland has an original theme song composed by Mark Isaacs . The copyrights to the film have been purchased from Pulse Distribution and Entertainment and are managed by NuTech Digital . The sequel to the film is Alice: Through the Looking Glass from 1987.

action

Alice is sitting all alone on the riverside reading The Principles of Logical when she decides not to read any further. She is bored and doesn't like to be in this "awful place". Suddenly a talking white rabbit came out of nowhere, wearing a vest and a wristwatch, and Alice noticed that it was in a great hurry. Running out of curiosity, Alice follows the white rabbit into its burrow, and the girl notices herself that it falls far underground. The rabbit hole turns out to be a dark, vertical tunnel, decorated with all sorts of furniture and objects. Alice keeps falling until she lands in a place called Wonderland. In a hall with many different doors, Alice opens the tiniest of those, where she finds the most beautiful garden she can ever remember. From a certain distance, Alice sees a very strange race - a caucus race. She sees the animals cheering on each other. During her day in Wonderland, she wonders about the beautiful garden and how to get there with characters like the badger and the Cheshire Cat , among others . Alice attends the Mad Hatter and March Bunny's extraordinary tea party and is eventually invited to a Queen of Hearts croquet game. While the Knave of Hearts unjustly accuses the Queen of stealing some of the Queen's cakes, Alice confesses to the jury and says that she actually took the cakes when she was offered them. The day ends in wonderland and she finds herself in her own garden. Alice thought for a moment that she had found the most beautiful garden she was looking for, until she realizes that she is really home. After a long day, Alice takes her book and smiles thinking back to the wonderful world of Wonderland, even if it was just a dream.

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Individual evidence

  1. ↑ release date for Alice in Wonderland (English)
  2. ↑ US Copyright Office Document No V3285P205 September 25, 1996 (English)
  3. ↑ BTECH article on NuTech and Pulse distribution agreement (English) ( Memento from July 15, 2012 in the web archive archive.today )