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All Is True is a movie starring Kenneth Branagh, Judi Dench, and Ian McKellen. A look at the final days in the life of renowned playwright William Shakespeare.

Starring: Kenneth Branagh, Judi Dench, Ian McKellen, Nonso Anozie

Genres: Drama, History, Biography

Director: Kenneth Branagh

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Quality	480p, 720p, 1080p, 2K, 4K
Genres	Drama, History, Biography
Director	Kenneth Branagh
Writer	Ben Elton
Stars	Kenneth Branagh, Judi Dench, Ian McKellen, Nonso Anozie
Country	UK
Also Known As	Sve je Istina, Όλη η Αλήθεια για τον Σαίξπηρ, El último acto, シェイクスピアの庭, Cala prawda o Szekspirze, Casa Shakespeare, A Pura Verdade, Színház a világ
Runtime	1H 41M
Description	A look at the final days in the life of renowned playwright William Shakespeare.

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Tuesday, 07 Jul 2020 13:16

I had the honour of seeing this film at the SXSW Film Festival, and was impressed by its subject matter. In fact, I felt that it was one of the best films I've seen all year. The film follows some of the most important moments of history as described by an Irish man named Randal. Throughout the film, the audience is confronted with the most important events of the last century. Randal is living his life as a historian and so we follow his journey of exploration into the events that shaped the early twentieth century. We see the events from his perspective and some of the most memorable scenes in the history of the Irish experience. The story begins with Randal going into a castle in the Irish countryside in search of information about the Vincents, the great leader of the Anglo-Irish War. Randal goes into the castle and is fascinated by the wall and the history in it. He is asked to leave and returns a year later to the same castle. He again finds an interesting wall and begins to read the history of the castle. At the same time he is asked to leave the castle by the landlord to go and find some other information on the history of the castle. He returns and again finds the wall and is fascinated by the wall and the history in it. He goes to the room next door to the wall and reads the history of the house. From this point on, we go to a lot of the major events in the history of Ireland. This film keeps us on the edge of our seats from start to finish. We see some of the most important events in Ireland's history. We are confronted with battles and rebellions, revolutions and the many deaths of noblemen. We learn that Ireland became the wealthiest country in Europe and that Ireland still has the reputation of being the richest country in Europe. We see how the history of Ireland was written by Randal. We learn about this by reading his work and by attending the lectures he gives. We learn about the history of the pro-monarchy movement and the monarchy as it took shape in Ireland. We also learn about the pro-democracy movement. These events are told as facts in the movie and then told as a whole in the movie. In other words, we see all the different historical events from a person's perspective. We learn all the different views of the causes and the reasons for these events, which adds to the validity of the film. The production of this movie was done by a very small team. The director and the editor are different from each other and seem to have an attitude about filmmaking that makes them disagree as to how they are making a film. We see this during the film because of the seemingly incorrect editing style. For instance, in the beginning of the film we see a picture of a building that they use to tell the story about the castle. The first part of the film shows Randal in a window overlooking the building, but it's edited to show that Randal is inside the building as the viewer. The next part shows Randal inside the building again, but then again edited to show Randal in the window. We see this sequence over and over again. At one point the director said that this was how they filmed the film and it made me laugh because it was an absurd notion that they couldn't figure out how to edit this scene correctly. As a director, I didn't like this editing style but I understand that it was necessary for the movie to be shown at SXSW. The music was also quite good. I didn't really like the music from the actual movie. I found that the score used for this movie was quite boring and didn't match the mood of the scenes. This score is perhaps the best thing about the movie. The music was quite good and added to the ambiance of the movie, and I liked how the score was arranged. The acting was also very good. I am very impressed with what Sean O'Casey gave to this role. He gave a very convincing performance and made the character very interesting. His performance is often compared to the excellent performance he gave in Saving Private Ryan. I couldn't agree more. O'Casey also shows great potential in future projects. However, the only actor who I felt should have been given more attention was Emma Thompson. I'm sure that she has a great future as an actress. In my opinion, Emma Thompson shows the best performance of the movie, because she was the only one who actually stayed true to the style of her character. As for the other actors, the performances were too generic. On one hand, I like the actors in this movie because they are very well cast. However, they did not bring their characters to life. This makes the characters

Tuesday, 07 Jul 2020 07:19

Frankly, I find it amusing that this movie would receive a bad review here. The only thing I would disagree with the people here, is that when I saw it I didn't think it was that good. I enjoyed it, I liked the fact that they got many of the details right, but the movies they played were so historically inaccurate, and the history was so skewed that it was hard to take this movie seriously. That's what I saw. As an overall movie, I thought it was very good. It's not a documentary, but it does show a lot of the facts, and a lot of the problems, that the president had to deal with. So, I would recommend it to anyone who likes history, and has an interest in George Washington, the people who worked for him, the people around him, and the people who were close to him.

Saturday, 04 Jul 2020 16:33

To begin with, I can't say that "Barbossa" is a bad movie. It's beautifully shot, especially the vistas, and the characters are all very interesting. The lead character, a young Brazilian nun, Joan MacCarthy, seems a real leader who uses her powers of judgment and justice in a manner that is thoroughly consistent with the teachings of the Church. The pacing is not that great, and there are a lot of cliches in the story. But the story is exciting and thought-provoking and brings into the foreground the little-known stories of women throughout the ages. There's not much in the way of scenes that seem to be just "just there" (in the vein of most films of this type), but when there is, it's always well done and very satisfying. And of course, the music is wonderful!

Friday, 03 Jul 2020 09:06

I'd watched this film and was not expecting much from it. I expected it to be a simple travel story about a bunch of Irish peasants going from one place to another, going through strange landscapes. I was surprised to see how much the film has to say. It may seem simple, but it is much more than that. The poor quality of the film can be blamed on this, but it is hard to explain why. There are many things that can be said, but they can't be said here. For a movie of this level, there are some things that are left out or just left out of the film. Here are a few: in the beginning, there is a long shot that shows an island of Ireland, after having died in a war, their bodies are taken to a church where the priest raises them from the grave, they leave this church and are buried somewhere else, never to be seen again. Their faces and bodies are never shown, but it is mentioned that they are buried in the church graveyard. The castle they were imprisoned in is not shown either. It's mentioned that they went to a farm to gather food, they go in and plant seed, they say a prayer, and leave. After the conclusion of the movie, they are seen by other peasants living in the village. They are seen with food and a farmer. After that, the movie ends, and we are left with the sound of a funeral procession, and the passing of the dead. The perspective is different than I thought, because the movie is taking place from the viewpoint of the corpse. But I have no idea how they did that. Overall, I recommend this movie, it is difficult to explain how it works, but it really does. 8/10

Thursday, 02 Jul 2020 21:22

A fairly faithful history of a child assassin who goes on the run and is taken on by the FBI, and who is taken into custody after the assassination of the president, played by the late Marlon Brando. The film portrays his exploits as a child assassin, which is a great way to make a film, especially since he spends much of the movie as a child. The film is very well-made, and very well-acted. Both Brando and James Mason are superb in their roles as the assassins, and the film moves from brutal murder to peaceful assassination. All in all, it's an extremely good film.

Tuesday, 30 Jun 2020 12:24

Denis Villeneuve has managed to put together a full-length film about a war which is constantly hitting us in our lives. An unending black swan, which was ever-present even in the pre-war France, and still looms ominously over our times. This film is entirely about one event in 1942, but is very much about all wars; even our war is shown in the most tragic of ways. One might wonder, what if Hitler actually won the war? In one of the most spectacular shots, Villeneuve displays the fact that the US Navy sent an invasion fleet into France, against a possible German counter-invasion. The US ships appear to be victorious, but are actually wreck-scorched and in a mess of the most offensive nature. The tragedy that was to come did not save the United States from total annihilation. The final battle between the US troops and the German Army on D-Day is exceptionally intense and at times has a palpable, almost claustrophobic feeling. It also seems as if every one of the many pages of dialog is devoted to telling the terrible story of what happened, and for what reason. The picture is one of the most violent and the most realistic war films I have seen. Despite all of this, the film leaves us with the question of how we came to see what we see. This film was definitely not made for entertainment; it is about things that happened in those years, and about events in those times. The movie doesn't waste time on describing how this war came to be, but rather uses the graphic nature of the movie, and the horror that it shows, to help us see the power of war itself. For anyone who has ever been in an ethnic or religious conflict, this is a must-see film.

Sunday, 28 Jun 2020 17:12

This is a film to be watched with one of your family for a family tradition that will bring happiness and harmony in the life of your family. My grandmother was a Polish Jew. My mother was also a Polish Jew. There is a lot of history connected in the family and I am glad that I can share it with my family. This film reminds us to do good things for our neighbors and good for our country. Happy Holidays.

Friday, 26 Jun 2020 14:12

I think this film captures a lot of the emotion and feelings associated with the issue of the bombings. I found myself crying and swearing at times, and only for a couple of seconds. The fact that the film makes it sound as though the US government is the evil villain of the piece only serves to prove that the real evil is the one that caused the bombings. I think this film is the best movie I've seen about 9/11, and the only one I've seen that I could honestly say it's worth seeing. My advice, give this movie a chance. It's worth it.

Sunday, 14 Jun 2020 19:34

For years I thought Hollywood had many one-note movies, but Al Pacino's "Gladiator" is a very real and very entertaining one. Even if you've seen the movie before, I still recommend seeing it on the big screen. It's even more fun when the film does have a musical score to go with it. You get all the best songs from the orchestra. So go see this movie and do some research about the real events. That way you'll understand why the people in this story were so annoyed by the fact that Rome was conquered by the English, not by the British.

Wednesday, 10 Jun 2020 09:36

This is a movie for everyone who loves history and in particular for the great President John F. Kennedy. The movie had great and detailed facts about Kennedy's life from beginning to end, and he gave his entire life to achieve. The movie was in the history books a few years ago and he gave the whole of his life in that time to gain his goal. Even the people who didn't know about the movie knew a lot about the man and his life. Even a school class couldn't look up something from a book and know much more about it. I am very glad the movie was made and it deserves much more respect than it got in the Hollywood industry. It is an excellent movie for all people to watch and learn about a great man.

Saturday, 06 Jun 2020 05:27

For the most part, Mr. Smith's performance is convincing in the narrative of the film. (If you take into consideration that Mr. Smith plays a fictional character, it is a little hard to relate to.) But the fact that the piece has its premiere at the Biennale also demonstrates how contemporary the film is. The issues we have with today's culture is about to reach its conclusion, in this most solemn of moments. (We will not be held prisoner forever!) If you want to take a look at a movie that would not only appeal to the film school community, but to the entire family, this is a must see.

Thursday, 04 Jun 2020 22:00

There are certain movies that come out of nowhere and turn out to be excellent. "All is True" is a good example of such a movie. And, it's the movie I've watched the most of all. One of the aspects of "All is True" that drew me in was the cinematography. It's incredible. In the movie you see behind the scenes footage, old videos, old interviews, old stories, old tweets, old news clippings, old films, old long-shots, old home videos and everything in between. It really does give you a sense of the period and culture of the time period and how everyone lived that time period. This is something that many people don't get about the civil war. It's not about the Southern states and the Confederate. It's about the civil war in the South. The civil war was the rise of slavery. And slavery is the great destroyer of the American middle class, a growing economy, an ability to speak with a nationalistic government, and a network of organizations that did nothing to serve the common man but left him open to other people's negative opinions and problems. These things are the things that make slavery, the great evil. So, I liked this film a lot, it is a must watch!

Tuesday, 02 Jun 2020 01:18

Considering the recent series of James Cameron's movies, one might be wondering what is behind the recent sudden interest in religion and the meaning of life. We hear so much about "God" and his love for people, but there is no indication that such a love exists for all people. If it were to exist, we would have to assume that all people have the same human DNA, which is probably true. However, if there are other divine forces in the universe, and if you believe that these forces exist, you must acknowledge that there are other forces, no one person is powerful enough to direct and control them all, and one does not become powerful through God's blessing. James Cameron's latest movie, "God's Not Dead 2", does a good job in conveying to the viewer the beliefs and practices of religions and how they have to deal with the burden of explaining their religion to the people they interact with. As such, "God's Not Dead 2" is a good movie that has a message that should be thoughtfully understood and taken into account by everyone.

Sunday, 31 May 2020 23:48

It is hard to know what to say about this film. It was a big budget film that failed to impress its target audience. It was critically well received, but the success of a $200 million film does not equal a big box office success. It was written and directed by Jeremy Saulnier. He also gave the film a dramatic ending that seemed a bit rushed. Another plus was the well cast cast. Jeremy Powers was fantastic as the Catholic Cardinal and Daniel Radcliffe was decent as the evil Anglican bishop. Overall the film was ok, but there are a few flaws and it could have been better. The scenes at the beginning of the film were also a little lacking in understanding. It seems more like the director is going for a documentary type story. Unfortunately it is too slow at the beginning to really get into the story. It may have been better if the film got into more of the war and getting the view of how the clergy were treated. The end of the film seemed to drag on a little bit and it could have been edited more to make it more interesting and the end more emotional. This was a slightly slower film than The Amazing Spiderman or Fantastic Four.

Saturday, 23 May 2020 21:26

This is a very good movie about a guy who likes to hide, however he also likes to reveal to others who are in danger. He was caught by police in his backyard while he was painting a mural and he was hung from the mural by police. It is also a movie about a story about a painter whose father was a painter himself. I don't like to say anything about this movie because it's a true story that I haven't seen, but it's a good movie because it keeps on staying true to this story. I think that Christopher Reeve did a great job with this movie because of the character he played, Ben Flood. This guy is one of the best movie actors of all times. I also love the music that he used. I just like to say that this is one of the best movies of the 2000 years.

Tuesday, 19 May 2020 17:25

It is the first time I see the Japanese in my life. It was refreshing to watch it from an foreign perspective. I feel the director needs to take more time to develop the story and to add to the vibe of the era. Otherwise, the movie won't get good, because the older Japanese will get bored to watch it. It was refreshing to see how different the Japanese are compared to American moviegoers, who will watch just movies about the war, without any subtitles. If you want to know more about the War period, then I suggest that you watch this movie. You will be able to see more similarities in the life of the Japanese people with the life of Americans.

Wednesday, 13 May 2020 04:19

I had seen this movie before and liked it then. Now I'm at a different point in my life and still like this movie. It's a great piece of work on many levels. From the actors, directing, and cinematography. I think that the best scene is when John Travolta and Billy Bob Thornton are locked in the trap for days. It is absolutely chilling and probably is one of my favorites in the film. I also liked the direction of Phillip Noyce. He did a really good job on this film and I think he is going to make a great film in the future. Overall, this is an excellent movie that everyone should see.

Thursday, 07 May 2020 16:51

With respect to the title, I think that the title is rather appropriate. I think that the film is an extremely important film to remind us of the destruction of the First World War and its European victors. I would like to point out that the story presented in this film is one of heroism. We see that the Italian resistance fighters fought for the right of self-determination from Italy and against a German occupier. They even fought against the German soldiers, just like the real fighters in the trenches. They also fought for the right of freedom and justice for all. This is the true and heroic story of Italy and Italy's struggle. We also see, through the Italian resistance, that freedom and justice is also the right of all who live in the world. I am happy to see that this movie is in no way biased to the Germans or any other nation. It shows the truth of the history. That is what made me so angry when I read that it was biased in favor of the Germans. I could not believe it! A very powerful story about the military, but also the war itself and the self-determination of the Italian people. I would like to encourage you to go and watch this film. The Italian resistance fighters were really brave.

Wednesday, 06 May 2020 09:24

This was definitely a good movie. I wasn't sure what to expect as it was pretty much a different movie to what I expected. If you are a fan of Carrey then you will probably like this movie. If you're not a fan of his then maybe not. His performance was excellent, though I did like the movie more if Carrey was in it. I liked the relationships between the main characters. Overall, if you are a fan of any of the main actors then you will probably like this movie. My rating for this movie is 8 out of 10.

Monday, 27 Apr 2020 11:28

I grew up in South Africa during the apartheid era, and went to school during the violence, and the brutality. I was there with my mother and friends, and the costumes, etc, were really accurate. I knew the true story of the "African Assizes" and how they were part of the end of apartheid. I did not know the real story, nor any of the lesser known events, until after I watched this film. The director did an amazing job in telling the story, very factual in the manner of Oscar Wilde, and the realistic portrayal of what the world was like during the apartheid era. I look forward to watching this movie again, because I love the way the director made the movie. It's probably one of the most accurate documentaries that I have ever seen.

Saturday, 25 Apr 2020 22:13

It's a shame that so many films today (especially Disney) have such narrow viewpoint. And we tend to forget about real characters in history as often as they are portrayed on the big screen. I remember getting very disappointed by the so called Hero of the Canton (a Russian girl in the 1800s) and the King of the Cantons (in the 18th century) who didn't have the ability to call for his Queen to come and sing. I was surprised by how many people ignored the fact that the word "Church" was not mentioned in the Song of Hiawatha. And this, was just one example. The beautiful color and the fantastic setting of the National Theater brought out this story of freedom. I thoroughly enjoyed the portrayal of the Maroon soldiers in their full glory, without the ridiculous armor. I must say I am surprised at how much the actors weren't paid. We all should support people who do well, and ignore the people who don't make good movies. To the contrary, this is an excellent film that should be seen by everyone. I'd buy it on DVD, but that's just me being generous.

Wednesday, 08 Apr 2020 17:55

I have known in my head for years that we were right about Iraq. But this film just gives you a massive wake up call, that is until your eyes get wet with tears. I can't stop thinking about what I have lost, and I'm truly stunned at how much suffering I've gone through. The war that we so badly needed is all over the world now, and it's just going to continue. The film certainly deserves an Oscar. This is a must see film for all people who understand what the gulf war is. It's the film that has changed my life and you should see it now. This film is great, but more than that, it's the war that it really is, so important. A must see, but don't forget to wash your eyes.

Wednesday, 08 Apr 2020 17:15

I liked this movie, it was an accurate portrayal of the reality of the Rwanda genocide. I do not agree with the harsh criticism of the story. This movie has a strong, believable story that is presented in an entertaining way that the viewer can follow the story without the risk of losing focus on the accurate presentation of the facts. This movie is realistic and true to the facts of what really happened in the genocide. The movie isn't perfect but it does not attempt to offend. A lot of people are not satisfied with the truth and are angry that the movie portrays such a situation so unfavorably. Many people won't be able to listen to the truth without judgment.

Wednesday, 08 Apr 2020 16:39

I haven't seen it yet, but I will be sure to watch it, now that I've read all the hype about it. I got involved with the movie because I heard so much about it and have been looking forward to seeing it. Well, I went to see the movie today, and was very pleased with it. The way that this story is told, it really gave me a new perspective. I won't even comment on the acting. The actors were great, especially Dafoe, who I had not seen before. He did an excellent job. I hope the movie comes out soon. As a historian, I also noticed the great use of film and audio in this movie. I thought that was brilliant, and I'm sure that there will be a sequel, because I'm sure there will be many more historical films like this one.

Wednesday, 08 Apr 2020 13:23

The film is about the fight between the British and the French during the war. I don't know if it is really true, but I have seen many documentaries about the war, and I have to say that this is the best one. The movie is very realistic, it doesn't make any mistakes. It tells the story of the soldiers who fought during the war, and the stories of the women who were captured. It shows the whole story, from the beginning to the end. The only thing that I didn't like about the movie was the ending. It was not very good. But I have to say that it was very good. It was very emotional, and it shows the true story of the war. It was very good, but it is not the best movie. I would recommend it to everybody, because it is very good. 8/10

Wednesday, 08 Apr 2020 10:28

This is a movie that is worth seeing for a wide variety of reasons. For me, it was a refreshing look at a time in our history that has been much under-explored. I was impressed with the way the filmmakers portrayed the story of the Civil War, and the way they portrayed the motivations and actions of the men who fought for the Union. The film's focus was on the men who were actually fighting, not the politicians who were trying to sway the outcome of the war. The battles were portrayed in a realistic way, with a lot of detail, and the battles were done very well. I would recommend this movie to anyone who wants to learn more about the Civil War, and the motivations of the men who fought for it.

Wednesday, 08 Apr 2020 03:46

This movie is a great example of the real life of the world today. There is a very small amount of characters in this movie and they are all important to the story. The movie is very accurate and shows the world today and how we as Americans are living. This movie is one of the best movies I have ever seen and it has a very good message about the world today. It is very important to see this movie and learn a lot from it.

Wednesday, 08 Apr 2020 02:54

This is a very interesting and well-made film, which has been compared to "The Age of Innocence" (1952) and "The Life and Death of Colonel Blimp" (1954). It's a very interesting film, which I recommend to anyone interested in the subject. The film is well-made, and the acting is good. It's not an easy film to watch, but it is very interesting and worth watching. It is a great film to watch when you are feeling depressed, or when you are having a bad day. It is also a great film to watch when you are having a bad day, or when you are depressed.

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