Alice and the Mayor

About This Movie

Alice and the Mayor feels like a quiet exploration of political life, but more than that, it dives into the deep existential dilemmas we all face. The mayor, Paul, is in this odd place after decades of service, where his ideas have run dry. Hiring Alice, the young philosopher, creates this fascinating clash of perspectives. The tone is often light yet introspective, with moments of humor that feel organic rather than forced. The pacing allows for thoughtful dialogue, making you ponder rather than rush. The performances hold it together, especially the chemistry between the leads. It's distinctive in how it intertwines the mundane with philosophical musings, presenting a unique take on political ennui and personal rediscovery.

Dialogue-driven narrative focusing on existential themes · Strong character development with nuanced performances · Interesting take on political life and personal crisis