Based on the title "Malice in Lalaland" and the lead, this draft outlines a dark, satirical reimagining of Alice in Wonderland
Alice realizes that the "wonderland" is a hall of mirrors. Unlike the original story, she doesn't just wake up; she has to decide if she will become the new Queen of Lalaland or walk away from the neon lights forever. Final Shot:
An enigmatic, veteran performer who appears in shadows (or VIP lounges). They provide Alice with cryptic advice about how to "disappear" while being watched by millions, warning her that everyone here is a little mad. The Conflict The Queen of Hearts:
Alice follows a high-profile, twitchy talent agent (The White Rabbit) into an exclusive, neon-lit underground club in Hollywood. He’s late for a "very important meeting" with a legendary producer. The Journey through Lalaland The Drink Me/Eat Me Phase:
The ruthless studio head or "Madam" of the production house. Her catchphrase isn't "Off with their heads," but "Off with their contracts." She rules through intimidation and litigation. The Trial:
Alice finds herself at the center of a "scandal" or a breach of contract. The "cards" are the lawyers and paparazzi who surround her, ready to flatten her reputation. The Resolution The Awakening:
A photoshoot or a wrap party hosted by a fading action star (The Mad Hatter) and a chaotic makeup artist (The March Hare). They speak in industry riddles, discussing contracts and "exposure" while the Dormouse (a burnt-out PA) sleeps in the corner. The Cheshire Cat:
Sasha Grey’s character looking into a vanity mirror, removing her makeup, as the sounds of the L.A. freeway hum in the distance—the dream is over, but the reality is just beginning.
set against the backdrop of the modern adult film industry and the "Lalaland" of Los Angeles. Protagonist:
Alice (Sasha Grey), a cynical but ambitious young woman who has just arrived in Los Angeles. She isn’t looking for magic; she’s looking for a paycheck and a way out of her small-town life. The "Rabbit Hole":