Hamnet

In 16th-century England, the plague is spreading. Will and his wife Agnes live a wonderful existence with their three children. Until the plague strikes and their son Hamnet dies. Their all-encompassing grief finds a way into art. Wanneer Will leaves to work in the London theater world, one of his greatest works arises: Hamlet.\n\n‘Hamnet' won the audience award at the Toronto festival and won 2 Golden Globes. Tijdens de Oscars was allowed to take home Jessie Buckley the statue for best actress.\n\nDirection: Chloé Zhao Met: Paul Mescal, Jessie Buckley Speelduur: 125 minutes\nEnglish spoken, Dutch subtitles\n\nIn the press:\n\nAt its core, ‘Hamnet’ with Paul Mescal and Jessie Buckley is an unadulterated melodrama, but one of the most sublime level (Humo)\n\n‘Hamnet’ comes across as particularly strong because of an excellent cast. Every cog, no matter how small, contributes to one of the most heartbreaking films of the decade. (Cinemagazine)