The case for the Oxfordian authorship of the Shakespeare works is overwhelming at this point. By the year 2060 it will probably be common, accepted knowledge.
So much information exists that tie every single Shakespeare work to Edward de Vere that it is impossible to encompass or even know them all. New clues are being discovered all the time.
For that reason, this film is an excellent offering of an abundant number of facts about the ties between a variety of Shakepeare works and the 17th Earl of Oxford's life. Even if you are already a confirmed Oxfordian, you will probably learn something new.
The film is well presented with appealing footage mixed with statements by knowledgeable Oxfordians.
By the way, if you don't want commercial interruptions while watching, the film is rentable on Amazon Prime, etc.
So much information exists that tie every single Shakespeare work to Edward de Vere that it is impossible to encompass or even know them all. New clues are being discovered all the time.
For that reason, this film is an excellent offering of an abundant number of facts about the ties between a variety of Shakepeare works and the 17th Earl of Oxford's life. Even if you are already a confirmed Oxfordian, you will probably learn something new.
The film is well presented with appealing footage mixed with statements by knowledgeable Oxfordians.
By the way, if you don't want commercial interruptions while watching, the film is rentable on Amazon Prime, etc.