Three Days of Hamlet

Director Alex Hyde-White constructs a layered exploration of the actor's condition. He works with the contrast between Shakespeare's elevated language and the mundane reality of rehearsal, relying on improvisational energy and the sincerity of the moment.

What lingers after viewing is an intimate, almost documentary-like immersion into the laboratory of theater, where the question of 'to be or not to be' echoes both on stage and in the silence backstage. — MovieFinder Editorial