Alice: A Social Media Journey

Alice: A Social Media Journey

Is there more to a person than collected words and images?

PG-13 2015 · 13 min · Animation, Documentary, Drama

A very sociable person, Alice has used her many social media accounts as a visual scrapbook of her life – the highs and lows, the happiness and heartache. But what do these collected words and images really say about Alice and her real life.

Directed by Louise Marie Cooke

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