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Hamlet The uniquely eerie technique of paint on glass succeeds impressively in capturing the ghostly presence of Hamlet’s father and the agonized indecision of Hamlet himself in this depiction of corruption and revenge. This Shakespeare classic is perhaps his best known tragedy. Director: Natalia Orlova; Designer: Peter Kotov Julius Caesar This stylized cel animation portrays the intriguing, historical tale of conspiracy and deceit leading up to the murder of the great Roman General Julius Caesar. Shakespeare’s vision of personal power versus the good of the state is still as timely today as it was when he wrote it. Director: Yuri Kulakov; designer: Galina Melka King Richard III The rich, haunting technique of paint on glass accentuates this tale, the blackest of black comedies. The hunchback King, Richard III, is portrayed by Shakespeare in this historical drama with a thirst for power that is so overwhelming that he destroys all that he loves, including his family. Director: Natalia Orlova; Designer: Peter Kotov |
View a printer friendly version of this page...Copyright Date: 2004
Closed Captioned (VHS Only)
Length: 30 minutes
Library Audience:
Young Adult
School Audience:
Grades 6 - 12
Subjects:
Animation Children and Youth Language Arts and Literature
Formats Available:
DVD
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