Alice™️ (you don't have to think about it)

About This Movie

Alice™️, directed by the elusive Kahlil Joseph, captures this fascinating blend of music and artistry that feels both raw and deeply personal. The way the audio and visuals play off each other creates this mesmerizing vibe, pulling you right into Alice Smith's world during a recording session. It’s almost like you’re an uninvited guest, witnessing the magic of creation unfold. The pacing is fluid, an ebb and flow that reflects the creative process, and there’s something about the lack of synchronization that amplifies the intimacy. This film stands out for its artistic choices, inviting viewers to contemplate the relationship between sound and image while emphasizing the artist's experience over a conventional narrative structure.

The film has seen limited releases, making it a somewhat rare find for collectors. Its artistic nature appeals to those who appreciate experimental cinema, and while it may not have a broad audience, it has sparked interest due to Joseph's unique style and the intimate portrayal of the creative process. The scarcity in physical formats adds to its allure, so if you stumble across it, you'll know you're holding something distinctive in the realm of music documentaries.