Waltz

2024

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Füge eine Handlung in deiner Sprache hinzuDesperate after losing her job, Alice earns money selling photos through an erotically-charged social media site. But when an avid fan takes things too far, Alice finds herself in a fight fo... Alles lesenDesperate after losing her job, Alice earns money selling photos through an erotically-charged social media site. But when an avid fan takes things too far, Alice finds herself in a fight for her life.Desperate after losing her job, Alice earns money selling photos through an erotically-charged social media site. But when an avid fan takes things too far, Alice finds herself in a fight for her life.

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Throughout the movie, The Hatter quotes Lewis Carroll's original "Alice in Wonderland" novel as well as other Alice-related media. This includes the 2000 video game "Alice" ("How fine you look when dressed in rage" - Cheshire Cat), and even the 1985 made-for-TV movie, "Alice in Wonderland" ("Somehow you strayed and lost your way..." - Cheshire Cat). It also includes a quote that is sometimes attributed to Lewis Carroll's original novel, even though this might be a mistake ("I'm not strange, weird, off, nor crazy! My reality is just different from yours." - Cheshire Cat, Maybe).