2012
75 minutes
Documentary, Drama
Italian
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Inspired by the dichotomy of teaching murderers how to murder, Caesar Must Die marks a profoundly moving return to the big screen for master filmmakers Paolo and Vittorio Taviani. The quasi-documentary has at its heart the re-enactment of Shakespeare's tragedy, Julius Caesar. The twist lies in the fact that the players are prisoners and the backdrop is a high security prison in Rome. The in-mates' crimes appear to dramatically inform their understanding of Shakespeare's characters, with the story of friendship, intrigue, duplicity and greed feeling all the more real in their hands.
Documentary in which celebrated actor Al Pacino tries to find a new way of looking at the most-produced of Shakespeare's plays, Richard III.
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Epic set in medieval Japan and based on Shakespeare's King Lear, in which an ageing man splits his land between his three sons, resulting in war.
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