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2004 | Color | 138 min

Michael Radford ?I looked at every other Shakespeare movie and found very few of them actually really engaging. And my attempt with this was to make a film that audiences who didn?t necessarily know anything about Shakespeare would become involved in.


Country: Italia, Estados Unidos, Reino Unido, Luxemburgo
Direction: Radford; Michael
Script: Shakespeare; William, Radford; Michael
Production: Navidi; Barry, Piett; Jason, Brokaw; Cary
Photography: Delhomm; Benoît
Sound: Davies; Paul
Music: Pook; Jocelyn
Cast:Pacino; Al, Irons; Jeremy, Fiennes; Joseph, Collins; Lynn, Robinson; Zuleikha, Marshall; Kris
Participation year at FICM: 2005

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