The New Magic Cup

A young girl named Alice stumbles into a whimsical world filled with eccentric characters and nonsensical events after falling down a rabbit hole. She encounters talking animals, plays a bizarre game of croquet, and attends a mad tea party, all while trying to navigate this illogical land. Her journey culminates in a surreal courtroom trial where she must confront the tyrannical Queen of Hearts.

Upon its release, 'The New Magic Cup' was met with a mixed, though largely positive, reception from critics who praised its imaginative visuals and whimsical tone, though some found its narrative structure somewhat disjointed. Audiences, particularly children, were captivated by its fantastical elements and memorable characters.

• Praised for its boundless creativity and enchanting visual style.

• Applauded for its unique and memorable characters that have become cultural icons.

• Some critics found the dreamlike narrative to be disorienting, while others embraced its surreal nature.

Google audience: Audiences universally loved the film's fantastical world and the whimsical adventures of Alice, often citing the characters' unique personalities and the film's imaginative storytelling as highlights. A few viewers found the story a bit too abstract or strange for their liking.

Nominated for the Palme d'Or at the Cannes Film Festival.

The iconic smile of the Cheshire Cat was achieved through clever animation techniques that made the smile appear and disappear independently of the cat's body.