1 / 4
Hamnet
absolutely devastating. every shot, every scene, every word spoken, seems to create a portrait of life full of love, pain, nature, and art. every emotion is in its purest and rawest state and the film (slowly but not in a boring way, almost delicately) builds a beautiful narrative reaching an emotional peak that destroys and is already comforting you at the same time. jessie buckley and the boy who plays hamnet deliver incredible performances and the others are not less impressive. the final scene is incredibly shot and turns out stunning: in the moment agnes realizes her son's story moves everyone's hearts, we understand the importance of theater, cinema, and art in storytelling, in knowing how to touch your soul and remember so as not to forget.
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