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K3: Alice in Wonderland 

Karen, Kristel, and Josje are bored and decide to go to the cinema together. Once they arrive at the cinema, the surprises begin and nothing is what it seems.The girls end up in a world called Wonderland. There they encounter the strangest characters, such as a talking caterpillar, the King of Hearts and his wicked queen, the mad hatter, the helpful twins, and a white rabbit. K3 finds itself in one big adventure where one crazy situation follows another. Will K3 ever escape from this wonderful world? 'Alice in Wonderland' takes you on an enchanting adventure in a wonderful world full of fantasy. Will you join Karen, Kristel, and Josje?
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Karen, Kristel, and Josje are bored and decide to go to the cinema together. Once they arrive at the cinema, the surprises begin and nothing is what it seems.The girls end up in a world called Wonderland. There they encounter the strangest characters, such as a talking caterpillar, the King of Hearts and his wicked queen, the mad hatter, the helpful twins, and a white rabbit. K3 finds itself in one big adventure where one crazy situation follows another. Will K3 ever escape from this wonderful world? 'Alice in Wonderland' takes you on an enchanting adventure in a wonderful world full of fantasy. Will you join Karen, Kristel, and Josje?

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Genre:Family, Music
Directed By:Gert Verhulst
Written By:Hans Bourlon, Gert Verhulst
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Runtime:102 minutes
Studio:Studio 100

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