Alice

Synopsis

Alice, released in 1990, is a whimsical romantic comedy directed by Woody Allen, starring Mia Farrow as the titular character. The film follows Alice, a wealthy Manhattan housewife who finds herself questioning her life choices as she delves into a world of self-discovery and explores her desires through a series of fantastical encounters and experiences. As Alice navigates through therapy sessions, encounters a mysterious herbalist, and explores the realms of love and infidelity, she begins to understand the true meaning of happiness and fulfillment. With stunning visuals and poignant storytelling, Alice is a refreshing dive into the complexities of human emotions and the pursuit of personal happiness.

Cast

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  Mia Farrow

  Alice Tate

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  William Hurt

  Doug Tate

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  Joe Mantegna

  Joe

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  Alec Baldwin

  Ed

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  Blythe Danner

  Dorothy

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  Judy Davis

  Vicky

Reviews

Alice has garnered positive reviews from critics across various platforms. Rotten Tomatoes gives it a fresh rating of 71%, praising Mia Farrow's portrayal of the complex character. IMDb rates the movie 6.6/10, with viewers appreciating the film's romantic charm and whimsical storytelling. Metacritic gives Alice a score of 67/100, highlighting Allen's direction and the film's dreamy atmosphere. Variety raves that 'Mia Farrow shines in this delightful fantasy' while Roger Ebert describes the film as 'a charming exploration of the human heart'. Overall, Alice resonates with audiences for its introspective narrative and heartfelt performances.