Thru the Mirror

In a world not too far removed from our own, Mickey picks up a well-loved copy of Lewis Carroll's "Alice in Wonderland." As he delves into its enchanting pages, his eyes grow heavy and he drifts off to sleep. Awaking in an unexpected reality, Mickey finds himself on the other side of the looking glass, where everyday objects have come alive in a whimsical landscape.The furniture here is not merely static and functional; instead, it moves, talks, and reacts in ways that defy conventional understanding. Chairs scuttle about like crabs, tables roam on legs that bend and sway, and the walls are no longer silent observers but engaging characters in their own right. As Mickey navigates this fantastical world, he grapples with the disorienting yet exhilarating sensation of a reality distorted by his imagination.This movie explores themes of curiosity, adventure, and the blurred lines between dreams and reality. It invites us to question our perceptions of the ordinary and encourages us to embrace the unknown with open hearts and minds. Through Mickey's journey across this lively terrain, we embark on a magical escapade that challenges our preconceived notions while celebrating the boundless potential of the human imagination.