Alice at Sea

The film follows Alice as she finds herself trapped in a stolen hamper of pantomime costumes on the Isle of Wight Ferry. Despite her efforts to attract the attention of children nearby, her attempts at rescue prove unsuccessful. This narrative combines elements of adventure and whimsy, making it a distinct piece from the late 1970s.

With a cast that includes Lynne Morgan, Marcus Evans, Lucy Griffiths, and Philip Da Costa, Alice at Sea showcases the storytelling style typical of the Children's Film Foundation. The film features a playful premise that encourages viewers to engage with its imaginative scenarios, appealing particularly to those interested in classic children's cinema from this era.