Grand Theft Hamlet

If there is one disappointing element of this moving, amusing, sad and memorable film it’s that it isn’t five hours long.

To be an artist, or not to be? That is the question of “Grand Theft Hamlet"

Grand Theft Hamlet is not just a lark, but a savvy project from stalled-out creatives hoping to make something of all this spare time.

“Grand Theft Hamlet” is really about a number of other themes: artistic obsession, community, and, I think most important, what constitutes “real” life in a world pervaded by digital existences.

More than just a shaggy dog story, “Grand Theft Hamlet” is a pointed, entertaining and moving examination of interdisciplinary conductivity at its most surprising.

A making-of film fueled by the chaos of a plan gone wrong, Grand Theft Hamlet is equal parts charming and cheesy—both due to its experimental setting.

The hardest I laughed during a movie all year, and it wasn't close.

An amusing and sometimes touching ode to the vagaries of making theatre.

...a project as bizarre as it is fascinating. [Full review in Spanish]

A moderately funny idea played out at length to mild applause.