The First Part of King Henry IV of Double V Shakespeare: An Analogy

About The First Part of King Henry IV of Double V Shakespeare: An Analogy

Shot in Barranquilla on the Caribbean coast in Colombia, The First Part of King Henry IV of Double V Shakespeare: An Analogy (1972) testifies to a dream experience of "Living Theater" a lived analogy of The First Part of King Henry IV of Shakespeare. In an Elizabethan decor of white colonnades, ruined and sumptuous, the street characters imagine themselves in an open-air play.

The First Part of King Henry IV of Double V Shakespeare: An Analogy is a 1972 film directed by Joelle de la Casinière and Michel Bonnemaison. It runs 36 minutes and was released in January 1972.

In the United States it streams on Britbox Apple TV channel.