Alice in Acidland

Synopsis

Alice in Acidland follows the story of a young woman named Alice who is introduced to the world of LSD and psychedelic experiences. As she delves deeper into this newfound lifestyle, Alice faces a series of psychedelic adventures that challenge her perceptions of reality and self-discovery. The film delves into the counterculture movement of the 1960s, exploring themes of rebellion, experimentation, and the search for meaning in a world filled with societal expectations and norms. With its vivid visuals and provocative narrative, Alice in Acidland offers a fascinating glimpse into the psychedelic subculture of the era.

Cast

• Julia Blackburn

  Frieda Hamilton

• Roger Gentry

  Bob Fletcher aka Animal

• Donn Greer

  Narrator

• Sheri Jackson

  Alice Trenton

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  Janice Kelly

  Kathy Wilson

Reviews

Alice in Acidland received mixed reviews from critics, with some praising its bold exploration of the counterculture movement and psychedelic experiences. The film was noted for its visually striking cinematography and symbolic representation of the era's societal changes. However, others criticized it for its disjointed narrative and lack of depth in character development. Rotten Tomatoes described it as 'an intriguing look at the 1960s counterculture movement, but falls short in storytelling'. IMDb rated it 3.5/10, indicating a polarizing reception among viewers. Metacritic highlighted the film's unique visual style but pointed out its shortcomings in coherence and storytelling.

See also

Inception

Interstellar

Titanic

Shutter Island