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Shakespeare al cinema: drammi e tragedie


Won Audience Award, Hawaii International Film Festival: Best Feature - Won Film Award, New Zealand Film and TV Award: Best Actor - 7 Nominations Film Award, New Zealand Film and TV Award: Best Cinematography, Best Costume Design, Best Design, Best Makeup, Best Original Music, Best Supporting Actor, Best Supporting Actress

The Maori Merchant of Venice

(Te Tangata Whai Rawa o Weniti)

2002, regia di Don Selwyn

    

Scheda: Nazione: Nuova Zelanda - Produzione: He Taonga Films, Te Mangai Paho - Distribuzione: Metropolis Film - Soggettodal Mercante di Venezia di William Shakespeare - AdattamentoPei Te Hurinui Jones - FotografiaDavorin Fahn - MontaggioBella Erikson - Art Direction: Viv Kernick CostumiGavin McLean - MusicheClive Cockburn, Hirini Melbourne - FormatoColor, lingua Maori - Durata: 158'.

Cast: Waihoroi Shortland, Ngarimu Daniels, Te Rangihau Gilbert, Scott Morrison, Veeshayne Armstrong, Sonny Kirikiri, Te Kauhoe Wano, Wharehoka Wano, Te Arepa Kahi, Ngatai Rangihau, Lawrence Makoare, Samson Pehi, Mana Epiha, Eru Potaka-Dewes, Andy Sarich, Joe Naden, Tamati Rice, Bodie Taylor.


 


   

 

 

Trama e commenti: p2pforum.it: «...l'ultimo adattamento cinematografico dell'opera shakesperiana è di due anni fa ed è intitolato The Maori Merchant of Venice. Diretto da Don Selwyn e ambientato in Nuova Zelanda il film vede Shakespeare recitato per la prima volta nella lingua degli aborigeni maori...».

Plot Summary, Synopsis, Review: IMDb - allmovie.com - entertainment.msn.com - nytimes.com - homepages.ihug.co.nz - variety.com - news.bbc.co.uk - nzfilm.co.nz - uk.movies.yahoo.com - maoritelevision.com - aucklandfilmsociety.org.nz - asianfilms.org - mcomet.com - homepages.ihug.co.nz«The Maori Merchant of Venice, the Maori film version of the English bard William Shakespeare’s classic play The Merchant of Venice, brings an exotic look, a musically rich soundtrack and a unique cultural mix to Shakespearean tradition. The revenge drama of Jewish moneylender Shylock and his quest for a pound of Christian merchant Antonio’s flesh as payment, or utu, for a defaulted loan, is told in the Maori language with easy-to-read subtitles in modern English. ... The director and executive producer of the film, Don C Selwyn, has a long-standing and distinguished career in the New Zealand film and television industry as an actor, producer and director. He is a leading proponent of Maori drama, performed in both Maori and English, and a prime mover in encouraging respect for Maori viewpoints and culture in mainstream New Zealand film and television drama. He has devoted many years to training Maori and Pacific film makers and is a mentor and inspiration to many now working in the industry...».

         

Conosciuto anche con i titoli: Te Tangata Whai Rawa o Weniti; The Merchant of Venice.

   

   


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