Alice in Wonderland

The money's gone, the bank manager says so bluntly, and suddenly the only work left for you and your wife Alice is a low-budget movie parody of the famous fairy tale. You're the cameraman, she's the actress, and the set is full of men who look at her like a role to be filled.

The premise is simple financial desperation dressed up as opportunity: your agent friend lines up the job, you take it because you need the money, and then you watch what happens to your marriage once Alice starts working with people who have their own ideas about her part. The question the game keeps asking isn't whether the wolves will circle, it's whether you'll actually try to stop them.

You play the husband behind the camera, which puts you right where the story wants you: close enough to see everything, powerless enough to wonder if you should. Choices steer how much you intervene as the shoot pulls Alice further from the life you both had, and the story leans into that discomfort rather than softening it.