Alice Through the Looking Glass

• Adventure
• Family
• Fantasy

Alice revisits the whimsical, yet increasingly fractured world of Underland, not to rediscover it, but to unravel a haunting personal tragedy affecting the Mad Hatter. This isn't a simple rescue mission; it’s a journey *through* time itself, where Alice must navigate the Hatter’s fragmented memories to piece together the origins of his despair and potentially alter his past. The film distinguishes itself through a focus on grief and the ethics of manipulating time, presenting a melancholic atmosphere contrasted by the vibrant, surreal visuals. It explores how confronting past traumas – even those not our own – can offer a path toward understanding and acceptance, shifting the classic fantasy adventure into a subtly contemplative exploration of loss and the enduring power of connection.