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Set in the red centre of Australia, The Alice is a series about fate, the search for yourself, and the interconnectedness of all things.

People are finding themselves drawn back to The Alice. Jack Jaffers (Erik Thomson), charismatic ex-rock star and erstwhile nomad, has built a bar in town and is intending to tell Jess (Jessica Napier) that he's her father. He's waiting for the right moment.

Helen Gregory (Caitlin McDougall) has returned to resolve the mysterious death of her husband during the eclipse - she still fears she is responsible. Helen's best friend Patrick (Simon Burke) disagrees, but Helen is trying to ignore him. He is dead after all... people might think she's crazy.

Matt Marione (Patrick Brammall) can't leave either - it seems the plant he found in the desert has curative powers. Also maybe more importantly, he can't get that extraordinary night he spent with Ellie Delaney (Roxane Wilson) out of his head.

Toby Delaney (Brett Stiller) wishes his parents would sort it out. His dad Hugh (Andrew McFarlane) has moved in and is cramping his style. Furthermore, his ex-girlfriend Jess is dating some miner and the tour business he runs with his best mate Michael (Luke Carroll) is in utter chaos. But somehow he'll find his way through - he always does.

Everyone is set to collide, but The Alice has a way of intervening and giving people what they need, often in surprising ways.

Director:

Kate Dennis [12],

Starring:

Kyas Sherriff [8], Luke Carroll [14], Andrew McFarlane [21], Brett Stiller [11], Jessica Napier [66], Erik Thomson [4], Caitlin McDougall [16], Patrick Brammall [8], Simon Burke [17], Roxane Wilson [7],

Screen Formats:

Widescreen

Language and Sound:

English Dolby Digital Stereo

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