Alice aux pays des merveilles

Alice in Wonderland has marked an entire generation of children and continues to amaze with the adventures of this young girl who finds herself in an imaginary world populated by creatures as funny and original as each other. Created by Lewis Caroll, the character of Alice has often been adapted to the cinema but Walt Disney's animated film remains the most successful. From her dizzying descent into the rabbit's burrow to her awakening, the blonde heroine enters a delirious world where cats smoke and are multicolored, where one plays croquet with the beaks of birds and where rabbits wear watches. And as in any good Walt Disney movie worth its salt, the villain, here an unforgettable queen of spades of cruelty, is scary (for laughs). Alice in Wonderland remains a reference in animation as well as in the pleasure aroused by this show to be recommended to all audiences, young and old.