Two couples and a troupe of actors have an encounter with some mischievous fairies in the forest..
Is it worth your time? If you like your Shakespeare with a side of bizarre, shimmering 1935 spectacle, you’ll probably find this fascinating. If you prefer your plays kept on a stage where people talk normally, this might feel like a fever dream you can’t wake up from. It’s definitely a lot. Honestly, watching this fe...
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William Dieterle
Victor Heerman
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"Is it worth your time? If you like your Shakespeare with a side of bizarre, shimmering 1935 spectacle, you’ll probably find this fascinating. If you prefer your plays kept on a stage where people talk normally, this might feel like a fever dream you can’t wake up from. It’s definitely a lot. Honestly, watching this feels like falling into a vat of glitter. The forest is so dense with fog and sparkles that you start to wonder if the actors can even breathe, let alone deliver lines about love and..."
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William Shakespeare, Charles Kenyon, Mary C. McCall Jr.
United States
Comedy, Fantasy, Romance
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