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Shakespeare's Sonnets (2005)

 -  Short | Drama  -  18 June 2005 (USA)
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A Harvard dandy circa 1946 lures his best friend away from the privileges of conformity

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A Harvard dandy circa 1946 lures his best friend away from the privileges of conformity

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This film short is included in the DVD called _Boys Briefs 3_, which is the sequel to Boys Briefs and Boys Briefs 2. See more »

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13 May 2007 | by (Bulgaria) – See all my reviews

To begin with, although Samuel Park's novella of the same name is based in part on Oscar Wilde's "The Portrait of W. H." his film makes no mention of Wilde at all. In fact, even Shakespeare gets short shrift. And, although, it has the same title, Park's film is not really based on his novella. The characters names have been changed (from Adam and Jean), for one thing, and the novel covers a lot more territory. The short film does serve as an intriguing introduction to the essential milieu of the book, which is superior in every way. Park has assembled an excellent cast, especially Vincent Kartheiser as Sebastian, and I hope he'll now get the chance to expand his film to feature length. This is just the kind of part a young actor like Kartheiser should be able to get his teeth (no "Angel" pun intended) into.


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