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Hamnet Has Little to Do with Shakespeare, but the Film Adaptation Surpassed Spielberg's Wildest Dreams.
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We have gone to see 'Hamnet', the adaptation of Maggie O'Farrell's acclaimed novel, which stands at the intersection between fiction and reality to tell the family story of William Shakespeare and the genesis of his acclaimed work 'Hamlet'. Is it a good adaptation? Is it sensitive or sensitive? And does it manage to convey the merits of the book, its conception of mourning, its subtlety and expressive richness? We analyze it with Carlos Alsina, …
The film, which has won more than fifty awards so far, including a Golden Globe for Best Picture and Best Actress for Jessie Buckley, was nominated for an Oscar in eight categories.
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The Shakespearean story has eight Oscar nominations.
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