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Documentaries like Caesar Must Die

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The 3 reasons people love Caesar Must Die

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  1. You like real inmates playing Brutus and Caesar with everything they have.

  2. You like stark black and white images of prison corridors turned into a stage.

  3. You want to see how Shakespeare's betrayals echo the lives of men serving long sentences.

Picks that share your reasons

Which reasons were yours?

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  • Looking for Richard1996

    • real inmates playing Brutus and Caesar with everything they have

    Good for you if you like Al Pacino playing Richard with relish.

  • Time2020

    • stark black and white images of prison corridors turned into a stage
    • you want to see how Shakespeare's betrayals echo the lives of men serving long sentences

    Good for you if you want a true story about a family and the prison system.

  • Derek DelGaudio's In & of Itself2020

    • real inmates playing Brutus and Caesar with everything they have

    Good for you if you can watch one man hold a room with stories and cards for ninety minutes.

  • The House Is Black1963

    • stark black and white images of prison corridors turned into a stage
    • you want to see how Shakespeare's betrayals echo the lives of men serving long sentences

    Good for you if you like black and white images that stay with you.

  • Love Meetings1965

    • you want to see how Shakespeare's betrayals echo the lives of men serving long sentences

    Good for you if you like ordinary people answering questions they never get asked.

  • Listen to Me Marlon2015

    • you want to see how Shakespeare's betrayals echo the lives of men serving long sentences

    Good for you if you like hearing Marlon Brando tell his own life, with no interviews.

  • Titicut Follies1967

    • you want to see how Shakespeare's betrayals echo the lives of men serving long sentences

    Good for you if you want to see a real prison hospital with no narrator telling you what to think.

  • The Elephant Man1980

    • real inmates playing Brutus and Caesar with everything they have
    • stark black and white images of prison corridors turned into a stage

    Good for you if you like John Hurt under heavy makeup, acting with his voice and eyes.

  • Fire at Sea2016

    • you want to see how Shakespeare's betrayals echo the lives of men serving long sentences

    Good for you if you want to see the migrant crisis from the island where boats arrive.

  • Olympia Part One: Festival of the Nations1938

    • stark black and white images of prison corridors turned into a stage

    Good for you if you like Leni Riefenstahl's camera angles that shaped how sport is filmed.

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