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
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
Elsa & Fred Elsa, a vivacious retiree living in New Orleans, meets her new neighbor, straight-laced widower Fred, when she smashes into the bumper of his daughter’s new car. Fred’s stern daughter, Lydia, doesn’t condone Elsa’s free-spirited approach to old age. Soon, however, Elsa’s charming eccentricities begin to rub off on Fred, and the pair start to sneak around like young teenagers behind Lydia’s back. See More
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