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1 giorno fa · Nominated for Best Sound Design (Anthony Yeung) in the Hong Kong Drama Awards. The old irritable King Lear wants to divide his kingdom among his three daughters but ends up banishing Cordelia, the youngest one, who really loves him. Unable to meet his commands, Lear’s two other daughters reject him at their homes, so Lear goes mad and wanders ...
4 giorni fa · Two screen versions of King Lear date from the early 1970s: Grigori Kozintsev's Korol Lir, and Peter Brook's film of King Lear, which stars Paul Scofield. Brook's film starkly divided the critics: Pauline Kael said "I didn't just dislike this production, I hated it!" and suggested the alternative title Night of the Living Dead.
1 giorno fa · Synopsis. Due to the full-scale Russian invasion of Ukraine, tens of thousands of Ukrainians, fleeing the war, found refuge in Uzhhorod in western Ukraine. The local director decides to attract non-professional actors -displaced people - in bringing his dream into life - to stage the King Lear play. The theatrical performance helps them find ...
18 ore fa · He can’t remember where he put his false teeth but he still knows nearly all the lines from his beloved Shakespeare plays. David’s real life starts to echo “King Lear”, the play about an old man going mad and giving his kingdom away, as David starts giving away thousands of pounds to a hot sexy “helper”.
1 giorno fa · Director: Simon Chambers. Cert: None. Starring: David Newlyn Gale. Running Time: 1 hr 24 mins. Here is a vital film about an extraordinary, infuriating human being. We first become aware of David ...
2 giorni fa · Directed by Jayaraj, the film delivers the core plot of the tragedy in a different cultural context by incorporating folk songs and Kalaripayattu. 10. GUNASUNDARI KATHA. Inspired by King Lear, 'Gunasundari Katha' is one of the earliest adaptations of Shakespeare in the history of Indian cinema.
2 giorni fa · SPEECHLESS PRODUCTION: A UNIQUE INTERPRETATION OF KING LEAR AT RIVERSIDE STUDIOS A review by Vartika. My recent trip to Riverside Studios introduced me to an intriguing experiment in theatrical storytelling: a silent portrayal of Shakespeare’s King Lear.
