Brazilian adaptation of Hamlet, set in the outskirts of São Paulo City. A teenager hears through a medium the voice of his father, who accuses his brother of murdering him. He confirms his suspicions of his uncle, and decides to retaliate, but kills the wrong man, triggering a terrible game of life and death.
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Mario Kuperman Director
Silvio Renoldi Editor
Peter Overbeck Director of Photography
William Shakespeare Original Story
Mario Kuperman Writer
Silvio Renoldi Producer
Júlio Perez Caballar Sound
Hamlet - O Jogo da Vida e da Morte Trailer
Brazil 13 July 1972
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