80 mins.

Beauty queens, bomb shelters, and wife-swapping.

Wonderland takes a humorous and human look at America's first mass-produced suburban community—Levittown, New York—where residents were assigned to identical houses in alphabetical order. What began as a "cookie-cutter" community soon became something very different.

After premiering at the Sundance Film Festival, Wonderland went on to win 5 Best Documentary Film awards, the Gotham Award for Best Independent Documentary, and a Cable Ace Award for Best Documentary. O'Hagan also received a nomination for Best Director of a Documentary Film by the Director's Guild of America.

REVIEWS

"A truly masterful portrayal of human nature."
-International Documentary

"Downright seductive."
-The Village Voice

"★★★★...enough characters to populate at least five Coen Brothers movies."
-New York Post

"Anything but a cookie-cutter documentary."
-The Boston Globe

"Deliciously funny...a place where the American Dream met the Bermuda Triangle."
-San Francisco Chronicle

"A one-of-a-kind film...immensely entertaining."
-New York Daily News

"Blue Velvet without the ear...vivid and hilarious."
-Paper Magazine

"A richly human exploration of the American Dream."
-Chicago Tribune