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Joel Coen draws as much on German expressionism as on Dreyer and masterpieces like Dies Irae, without forgetting Welles' own film. The focus, perhaps more than in any other version, is the relationship between the two spouses, with a deeper sense of guilt and hesitation in Macbeth's betrayal.
Joel Coen draws as much on German expressionism as on Dreyer and masterpieces like Dies Irae, without forgetting Welles' own film.
The focus, perhaps more than in any other version, is the relationship between the two spouses, with a deeper sense of guilt and hesitation in Macbeth's betrayal.
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