Hamlet (1976)
Directed by Celestino Coronado
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Synopsis by Sandra Brennan
This is one of the most surreal versions of the popular Shakespearian play on film. It approaches the story of the troubled prince from a Freudian perspective. Hamlet is seen a schizophrenic (played by identical twins). The Oedipal overtones of his relationship with his mother, Queen Gertrude, are stressed, and the film also contains broad hints of homosexuality.
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family-member, incest, mother, revenge, surrealism
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