- Alice & her friend Dinah take a wild ride with a mysterious white haired albino and a golden painted, fallen Angel. Alice finds herself in an underground world being traded for a ruby red glitter drug. It is here she will remain as entertainment for the King, to play Russian roulette with a furious Queen.—Anonymous
- Lewis Carrolls timeless novel Alices Adventures in Wonderland has been reinvented and adapted countless times since its original publication in 1865. Now, nearly 145 years later, writer and director Wyatt Denny has transformed the story into a brilliantly, visually imaginative film with metaphorical transformations and mature variances, allowing adults to re-experience the story once again. Infused with psychedelic imagery and avant-garde dogma Alice and the White Hair is one of the most original and modern interpretations of the classic novel cinema has yet to experience.
While loitering outside a local liquor store, Alice and her friend Dinah are approached by the White Hair and Griffin. After deciding to join the two strangers on a car ride, Alice is offered a blue-lit pill that begins to have visually mind-altering effects.
Alice suddenly awakes bound by chains in a dungeon-like basement, which proves to be just the beginning of her adventure through darkness and mystère. Through the guidance of the White Hair, she engages in a game of Russian roulette with the Queen of Hearts, in the company of the King, Ace of Spades, Griffin, and her forgotten friend, Dinah.
Set into a trance of falsely believed death, Alice loses consciousness and slips into the depths of her own mind, full of more visions that foresee her potentially devastating future.
Paving the way as an original Acid House film, Alice & the White Hair is a fantastical trip down the nebulous rabbit hole to a wonderland only found in the darkest of nightmares.
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