"Shakespeare Behind Bars" (2005)

a "my choice" film, documentary. FAScinating. I like Shakespeare, and I like hearing how it is used in different ways, beneficial ways. This was a 90 minute documentary. In that whole time, you only hear one question asked by the interviewer(s)--and that really was because the question was needed--the reaction wouldn't have made sense otherwise, and you needed to see the space of time between the question and the answer. Fascinating documentary.