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Phoebe in Wonderland

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Original Debut: 03/05/2009
DVD Released: 06/22/2009

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Genre: Drama
Starring: Elle Fanning, Felicity Huffman, Bill Pullman, Patricia Clarkson, Campbell Scott, Bailee Madison, Maddie Corman, Peter Gerety, Alicia Nakhjavan, Max Baker, Caitlin Sanchez, Tessa Albertson

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This heartfelt, fantastical story of a troubled, imaginative girl (Elle Fanning, The Door in the Floor) devoted to Alice in Wonderland explores the agonies of growing up as an outsider and the complexities of parenting. Oscar nominee* Felicity Huffman (Transamerica, TV's Desperate Housewives) gives one of the most powerful performances of her career as Phoebe's guilt-ridden mother. She and her perplexed husband (Bill Pullman, Independence Day) initially see Phoebe's unusual behavior as signs of creativity, but with the help of an unconventional drama teacher (Oscar nominee** Patricia Clarkson, Lars and the Real Girl), they soon realize that their daughter is in danger of falling "through the looking glass."

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