King Lear

1987
PG
1h 30min

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Jean-Luc Godard and William Shakespeare in King Lear (1987)

Un descendiente de Shakespeare intenta restaurar sus obras en un mundo que se reconstruye después de que la catástrofe de Chernóbil borrara la mayor parte de la civilización humana.Un descendiente de Shakespeare intenta restaurar sus obras en un mundo que se reconstruye después de que la catástrofe de Chernóbil borrara la mayor parte de la civilización humana.Un descendiente de Shakespeare intenta restaurar sus obras en un mundo que se reconstruye después de que la catástrofe de Chernóbil borrara la mayor parte de la civilización humana.

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5,5/10

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Premios
- 1 nominación en total

Imágenes18

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Reparto principal12

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Woody Allen

Mr. Alien
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Freddy Buache

Professor Quentin Kozintsev
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Leos Carax

Edgar
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Julie Delpy

Virginia
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Jean-Luc Godard

Professor Pluggy
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Suzanne Lanza

Kate Mailer

Self
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Norman Mailer

Self
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Burgess Meredith

Don Learo
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Michèle Pétin

Journalist
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Molly Ringwald

Cordelia
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Peter Sellars

William Shaksper Junior the Fifth
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Curiosidades
When he was starting out, Quentin Tarantino claimed on his CV that he had appeared in this film, as he guessed nobody would have seen it and know that he was lying.

Citas
The Great Writer: For words are one thing, and reality, sweet reality, is another thing, and between them is no thing.

Conexiones
Edited into Histoire(s) du cinéma: Seul le cinéma (1994)

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Reseña destacada

5/10

Some Weirdness

Everything returns to normal after Chernobyl. That is, everything but art. Most of the great works are lost, and it is up to people like William Shakespeare Junior the Fifth to restore the lost artwork of the human race. He finds strange goings-on at a resort enough to remind him of all the lines of the play, dealing with mob boss Don Learo and his daughter Cordelia, a strange professor named Jean Luc-Godard, who repeatedly xeroxes his hand for no particular reason.

I gave this film a low rating primarily because of the way I saw it, with a low quality of picture and sound. I think there is a lot of potential here, but I wasn't fully able to enjoy it. Oddly, I don't think any people have seen this film, despite the names involved. Woody Allen? Norman Mailer? Molly Ringwald? This should be a cult classic. Has it received a proper release?