Alice in Wonderland

This adaptation of Alice in Wonderland features a blend of sculptures, drawings, text, and original music. It examines the relationship between art and science, delving into the influences of figures like John Ruskin and Lewis Carroll, while also touching on the development of early cinema through pioneers like Eadweard Muybridge.

Presented in two acts, the film remains faithful to the original musical's structure and narrative, allowing for a unique exploration of the themes inherent in Carroll's work. The intersection of late 19th-century art forms and early photography is a focal point, making this film an intriguing study of the evolution of artistic expression.