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Chasing Shakespeare (2013)"A beautiful film, an incredible, dream-like experience, filled with powerful acting that takes you on a mystical journey via an enchanting love story... See full synopsis » Director:Norry NivenWriter:James Bird |
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Title: Chasing Shakespeare (2013)
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William Ward
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Mr. Mountain
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Molly
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Jeremiah Ward
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Shakespeare Auditionee
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Ashley Bell
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Venus
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Older Venus
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Mr. Shelton
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Miss Rowley
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Nezuni Redhawk
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Doctor
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Sheriff
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"A beautiful film, an incredible, dream-like experience, filled with powerful acting that takes you on a mystical journey via an enchanting love story... See full synopsis »
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11 April 2013 (USA) See more »Company Credits
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This movie is very romantic and beautifully filmed. Adriana Mather is stunning as Betty. I wish we could see her in an expanded role. James Bird is an exceptional screen writer. Norry Niven did an excellent job with the directing and production. This is also true of Anya Remizova. Danny Glover is talented, as usual. Tantoo Cardinal is beautiful. Overall, this is a heart-wrenching love story that has it all. It exposes the state of race relations in this country without actually focusing too strongly on this. It exposes the cultural 'myth' of meritocracy. It is up-lifting and leaves the viewer with hope for the future. This movie compares to "The Notebook" in terms of its general mood. The inclusion of Shakespeare lends an air of sophistication to the film.