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Short. A young married couple have been awaiting the arrival of their first child...for two years. Paranoid, Bertram wants to disappear forever, and seeks the services of an agency to help fake his own...
Peter Travers of Rolling Stone magazine interviews Kenneth Branagh, who talks about his film ‘All is True’ as well as his lifelong fascination with Shakespeare. Branagh concludes by singing ‘Brush up...
Feature film. An English multicultural theatre company in contemporary New Delhi is staging a Kathakali production of Othello. The director (Abel) unconventionally casts an inexperienced small town actor...
Recording of an online presentation by Leigh Morrisey on engagement with Shakespeare in the classroom. He focuses on how Clint Eastwood’s film GRAN TORINO (2008) and the Netflix series Cobra Kai can be...
`The Dog Film presents Shakespaws! Watch the four-legged ensemble cast wag, pant and paw their way through canine adaptations of the Bard’s classic works. With hours of entertainment for your dog and you,...
Recording of an online lecture by Dr Anthony Quinn, introduced by Rossella M. Riccobono. The lecture includes analyses of the films made from Shakespeare’s Romeo and Juliet by Francis X Bushman and John W...
A short documentary film looking at the many ways Shakespeare is used in popular Canadian television and movies. The video uses archival footage housed on the Canadian Adaptations of Shakespeare Project...
A version of Macbeth set in 11th century Scotland. The film is part of a teaching package.
Video podcast in which hosts Ade, Jake and Mikey discuss the merits of TROMEO AND JULIET (1997). The approach, in keeping with the film under discussion, is highly irreverent, aimed at young audiences and...
Feature film version of the play, with a heavily cut text based on Pasternak’s translation. The political stance of the film-maker is to the fore, and the cinematography stark and elemental. recently...
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