Experience a whimsical blend of adventure and culture with Alice of Wonderland in Paris (1966), a unique animated film that takes the beloved character Alice on a journey beyond the rabbit hole to the enchanting streets of Paris. Directed by Gene Deitch, this imaginative tale combines Alice's charm with a series of delightful French stories, bringing to life a cross-cultural adventure filled with wonder and lessons.
Plot & Analysis:
In this charming animated movie, Alice yearns for something more than the wonders of Wonderland. She soon finds herself in Paris, befriended by François, a poetic mouse who guides her through the city's rich culture. Together, they explore a series of enchanting French tales, including stories inspired by Madeline by *Ludwig Bemelmans and Jean de Brunhoff's Babar. The film's unique structure weaves together multiple short stories, making it a delightful and educational journey for viewers of all ages. Its vibrant animation and heartfelt storytelling offer a fresh perspective on Alice’s character while introducing audiences to the magic of Paris.
Initial release: 5 February 1966
Director: Gene Deitch
Distributed by: Childhood Productions
Music by: Paul Alter; Václav Lidl
Main Cast (Voice Actors):
Carl Reiner
Howard Morris
Norma MacMillan
Runtime: 52 minutes
Genre: Animation, Fantasy, Adventure
Box Office: N/A
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