Veteran Italian writing and directing siblings Paolo Taviani and Vittorio Taviani returned with this inspiring adaptation of the Shakespeare play set in a prison. Some inmates at the Rebibbia prison in Rome find an opportunity to express themselves at the staging of Shakespeare's "Julius Caesar." The Tavianis found a perfect bridge between art and life with the Shakespeare play where inmates can channel some of similar themes of pride, freedom and betrayal. The real inmates show a remarkable range with searing performances that gives the film a real jolt of energy. 1001 Films' coverage of the 65th Festival de Cannes.
Wednesday, May 16, 2012
Caesar Must Die
Veteran Italian writing and directing siblings Paolo Taviani and Vittorio Taviani returned with this inspiring adaptation of the Shakespeare play set in a prison. Some inmates at the Rebibbia prison in Rome find an opportunity to express themselves at the staging of Shakespeare's "Julius Caesar." The Tavianis found a perfect bridge between art and life with the Shakespeare play where inmates can channel some of similar themes of pride, freedom and betrayal. The real inmates show a remarkable range with searing performances that gives the film a real jolt of energy. 1001 Films' coverage of the 65th Festival de Cannes.
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