Hamlet {Solo}

Hamlet {Solo}

Hamlet {Solo}

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Hamlet {Solo}

"15,000 Words. 17 Characters. One Actor. One Vision."

2007

0h 47m

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"Hamlet {Solo}" chronicles the six-year journey of actor Raoul Bhaneja as he mounts a one-man version of Shakespeare's Hamlet. The film includes a number of notable Hamlets who provide advice and perspective on the creative process.

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20 members

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Raoul Bhaneja

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Raoul Bhaneja

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Robert Ross Parker

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Christopher Plummer

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Christopher Plummer

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Paul Gross

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Paul Gross

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John Neville

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John Neville

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Colm Feore

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Colm Feore

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Brent Carver

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Brent Carver

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Kenneth Welsh

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Kenneth Welsh

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Richard Monette

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Joseph Ziegler

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R.H. Thomson

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R.H. Thomson

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Albert Schultz

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Layne Coleman

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Layne Coleman

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Ben Carlson

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Ben Carlson

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Tom Barnett

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Mark Rylance

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Mark Rylance

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Chris Abraham

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Lewis Baumander

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Imogen Bhaneja

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Birgitte Solem

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Birgitte Solem

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