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Maß für Maß (engl. Measure for Measure) ist eine Komödie von William Shakespeare. Sie zählt zu den so genannten „ Problemstücken “ aus Shakespeares Werk und wurde vermutlich 1603/04 verfasst. Als Vorlage nutzte Shakespeare verschiedene Elemente aus einer Erzählung in der Novellensammlung Hecatommithi (1565) von Giovanni Battista ...
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1. Sept. 2006 · Measure for Measure: Directed by Bob Komar. With Josephine Rogers, Daniel Roberts, Simon Phillips, Emma Agerwald. Contemporary re-working of the Shakespeare's problem play set in the British army.
Inspired by Shakespear’s play Measure for Measure and influenced by the gritty realism of films like Amores Perros, the social conscience of Fishtank and dynamic aesthetic of Un Prophete, Measure for Measure questions the notion of justice, the ability for redemption and the desire for power and examines the idea that ‘we can never escape our true nature or where we are from despite our ...
4. Sept. 2020 · Measure for Measure is a collection of great performances by both seasoned and up-and-coming actors. Hugo Weaving plays a sympathetic-yet-ruthless crime boss with such nuance; it’s not so much what Weaving says or even does in the scene, but how he does it. Mark Leonard Winter gives an outstanding performance as Angelo, highlighting both the ...
I like when Measure for Measure is played more lightheartedly. They could not stick the essential humor of Act 5 because this version insisted on trying to match the pain of Dreyer’s The Passion of Joan of Arc.
With the patrons of the 2019 Brisbane International Film Festival being Baz Lurhman and Catherine Martin; it should come as no surprise that one of the key featured films of the festival is a contemporary adaptation of a Shakespeare play. In this case, Measure for Measure is a retelling of the Bard’s script by the same name though co-writer/director Paul Ireland only employs the loose story ...
