Each year the inmates of Rome's high security Rebibbia prison incarcerated mostly for Mafia-related crimes put on a play. The Taviani brothers follow the rehearsals and performance of Shakespeare's Julius Caesar a play where the conspiracies and betrayals echo the past and present lives of the prisoners. The actors become prisoners once again as they are accompanied back to their cells. As one of the prisoner-turned-actor remarks towards the end of the film: 'Since I discovered art this cell has become a prison.' Special Features: Trailer
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Award-winning documentary from renowned Italian filmmakers the Taviani brothers following a production of Shakespeare's 'Julius Caesar' by a group of incarcerated criminals. Filming the rehearsals and performance of the play by the inmates of the Rebibbia prison near Rome, the Taviani brothers allow for a candid look within the prison's walls and by using a blend of narrative and documentary show how the events of the play begin to mirror the past lives of those involved.
Filmmakers Paolo and Vittorio Taviani take viewers behind-the-scenes of a production of William Shakespeare's Julias Caesar staged in Rome's Rebibia prison.
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