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Modern-day adaptation of Shakespeare’s play by Angus MacFayden set mostly inside a stretch limousine, a revised version of his 2016 film MACBETH UNHINGED (qv).
Steven Spielberg’s period film adaptation, set in the 1950s, of the stage musical by Leonard Bernstein, Arthur Laurents, Stephen Sondheim and Jerome Robbins that was inspired by Shakespeare’s Romeo and...
Feature film. Contemporary re-imagining of A Midsummer Night’s Dream set in the Caribbean on the island of Barbados under a full moon during the Crop Over festival. Chaos ensues when Puck the Butler and...
A past crime has made the Monteiro and Campelo families sworn enemies. It continues to fuel a violent feud between them that plagues the city of South Verona. The enmity between the two families is set to...
Modern-day adaptation of Shakespeare’s play by Angus MacFayden set mostly inside a stretch limousine. A revised version of the film was released in 2022 as CURSE OF THE MACBETHS (qv).
The play by Arthur Miller filmed live in high definition at the Old Vic, London in September 2014. Richard Armitage is John Proctor. Yaël Farber directs.
SHADOWS OF LIBERTY examines the power a handful of powerful corporations has over the US news media, exposing how the influence of vested interests and commercial imperatives has distorted news journalism...
Matthew Dunster directed this production of Christopher Marlowe’s tragedy, which was recorded live at Shakespeare’s Globe Theatre in August, 2011. Paul Hilton take the role of Doctor Faustus, whose...
This cd collects recordings of ten well-known science fiction authors from various BBC radio productions. Track listing: 1. Isaac Asimov. From ‘Outlook’. Date of broadcast: 02.01.1990; 2. Doris Lessing...
Howard Davies’ acclaimed production at the Apollo Theatre, London, of Arthur Miller’s classic 20th century drama starring David Suchet and Zoe Wanamaker.
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