Alice 2022
"Revenge is long overdue."
In *Alice* (2022), acclaimed director Krystin Ver Linden crafts a gripping thriller steeped in historical tension and visceral emotion.
Director: Krystin Ver Linden
Cast
Keke Palmer
Alice
Common
Frank
Jonny Lee Miller
Paul
Gaius Charles
Joseph
Madelon Curtis
Mrs. Bennett
Kenneth Farmer
Moses
Natasha Yvette Williams
Ruth
Jaxon Goldenberg
Daniel
Craig Stark
Aaron
Alicia Witt
Rachel
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Alice (2022) about?
*Alice* follows a woman enslaved on a Georgia plantation in what she believes is the present day, only to discover she's actually living in 1973. After a violent confrontation forces her into the woods, she stumbles onto a highway and faces a reality that should have set her free—decades too late. Her journey becomes a harrowing exploration of survival, identity, and the cost of delayed justice.
Who directed Alice?
Director Krystin Ver Linden brings a fresh, unflinching perspective to the thriller genre with her bold feature debut.
Who stars in Alice?
The film features powerhouse performances from Keke Palmer, Common, Jonny Lee Miller, and Gaius Charles.
Is Alice (2022) worth watching?
With its intense performances and thought-provoking themes, *Alice* is a compelling watch for fans of historical thrillers. While IMDb ratings are pending, Palmer's standout portrayal and Ver Linden's assured direction make it a film worth seeking out.
How long is Alice?
Alice (2022) has a runtime of 100 minutes.
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About Alice (2022) — A Shocking Escape into the Past and Present
In *Alice* (2022), acclaimed director Krystin Ver Linden crafts a gripping thriller steeped in historical tension and visceral emotion. Keke Palmer delivers a powerhouse performance as the titular character, trapped in the brutal reality of a Georgia plantation in 1973—though she doesn't yet realize time has moved on. After a violent confrontation with the plantation owner, Alice flees into the woods and stumbles upon a highway, uncovering a world that should have set her free decades ago. The film blends raw drama with a slow-burning quest for justice, immersing viewers in the agonizing gap between past and present. With its haunting atmosphere and unflinching storytelling, *Alice* questions how long oppression can truly endure—and what it takes to break free.
Krystin Ver Linden's bold directorial debut shines through Palmer's electrifying portrayal, supported by standout performances from Common, Jonny Lee Miller, and Gaius Charles. Rooted in themes of resilience and reckoning, the movie explores the lingering scars of slavery and the courage it takes to reclaim what was stolen. The visual contrast between the oppressive plantation and the unfamiliar modern era amplifies the shock and urgency of Alice's awakening—a journey that feels both timeless and urgently necessary.
