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Macbeth
When word has it that your country’s film industry is putting $3.5million into a production directed by Geoffrey Wright, starring astrong cast of Australian acting talent and written by Shakespeare - you expect big things.
Macbeth is definitely big, but in all the wrong places. The gun-fights are big, the words are big, even the cast’s wardrobe is well, big.
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