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Alice (1988)
Animation, Fantasy, Adventure . 01 h 26 m
3/5(1)

Overview
A quiet young English girl named Alice finds herself in an alternate version of her own reality after chasing a white rabbit. She becomes surrounded by living inanimate objects and stuffed dead animals, and must find a way out of this nightmare- no matter how twisted or odd that way must be. A memorably bizarre screen version of Lewis Carroll’s novel ‘Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland’.

Release Date
03 August 1988

Languages
Czech,

Produced By
Condor Films, HR, SRG SSR, Film4 Productions,

Directed by : Jan Švankmajer

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Summary

"Alice - A film made for children… perhaps?" is czech Language Movie.

"Alice" was released on 03 August 1988 .

The movie was directed by Jan Švankmajer

It has cast of: Kristýna Kohoutová as Alice in lead roles.

Series Cast

Kristýna Kohoutová
Alice
Popularity:0.927

It Crew included: Jan Švankmajer as Author(Writing), Jan Švankmajer as Director(Directing), Lewis Carroll as Novel(Writing), Gerry Turner as Translator(Crew), Jan Švankmajer as Production Design(Art), Peter-Christian Fueter as Producer(Production), Marie Zemanová as Editor(Editing), Keith Griffiths as Executive Producer(Production), Eva Švankmajerová as Art Direction(Art), Jaromír Kallista as Production Manager(Production), Eva Heiglová as Production Coordinator(Production), Alice Turner as Translator(Crew), Ivo Špalj as Sound(Sound), Andy Arnautov as Gaffer(Lighting), Robert Jansa as Sound(Sound), Hannes Bressler as Associate Producer(Production), Bedřich Glaser as Animation(Visual Effects), Eva Heiglová as Production Supervisor(Production), Jiří Bláha as Art Direction(Art), Michael Havas as Executive Producer(Production), Paul Madden as Associate Producer(Production), Svatopluk Malý as Director of Photography(Camera), in lead roles.

Series Crew

Jan Švankmajer
Author
O:Writing

Jan Švankmajer
Director
O:Directing

Lewis Carroll
Novel
O:Writing

Gerry Turner
Translator
O:Crew

Jan Švankmajer
Production Design
O:Art

Peter-Christian Fueter
Producer
O:Production

Marie Zemanová
Editor
O:Editing

Keith Griffiths
Executive Producer
O:Production

Eva Švankmajerová
Art Direction
O:Art

Jaromír Kallista
Production Manager
O:Production

Eva Heiglová
Production Coordinator
O:Production

Alice Turner
Translator
O:Crew

Ivo Špalj
Sound
O:Sound

Andy Arnautov
Gaffer
O:Lighting

Robert Jansa
Sound
O:Sound

Hannes Bressler
Associate Producer
O:Production

Bedřich Glaser
Animation
O:Visual Effects

Eva Heiglová
Production Supervisor
O:Production

Jiří Bláha
Art Direction
O:Art

Michael Havas
Executive Producer
O:Production

Paul Madden
Associate Producer
O:Production

Svatopluk Malý
Director of Photography
O:Camera
Snap Shot
Status: Released
Released on:
03 August 1988

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