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Prospero's Books DVD

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A magician in exile wishes to take revenge against his enemies, but runs into a roadblock when his daughter and the son of his main enemy fall in love. An interesting take on the Shakespeare classic, The Tempest. The story is told in dance and words. All the dialog is spoken by Sir John Gielgud.


Allied Artist's release: Great Britain

Color, 129 minutes DVD 1991


Starring: John Gielgud, Michael Clark, Michel Blanc, Erland Josephson, Isabelle Pasco, Tom Bell, Kenneth Cranham, Mark Rylance, Gerard Thoolen, Pierre Bokma, Jim van der Woude, Michiel Romeyn, Orpheo, Paul Russell, James Thierree, Emil Wolk, Marie Angel, Ute Lemp

Director: Peter Greenaway

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The Prospero's Books DVD is a unique piece of cinema. The storytelling is captivating, and the visuals are stunning. I'm really pleased with the quality of the DVD. This adaptation of Shakespeare is interesting to watch, and I'm glad to have added it to my collection.
Terry - Apr 16, 2010
This DVD is a unique take on The Tempest, and I enjoyed its artistic presentation. The integration of dance with storytelling is delightful. The quality of the DVD is excellent, and the running time is just perfect for a cozy evening at home. I admire the performances and the interpretation of Shakespeare's work in this format.
Bruce - Sep 30, 2009
Prospero's Books DVD is a beautiful adaptation of a classic story. The visual storytelling through dance and dialogue is captivating. The condition of the DVD was excellent, and I was pleased with my purchase. It’s a unique film and a great addition for anyone interested in artful interpretations of literature.
Stephen - Aug 30, 2009