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La Divine Inspiration is a french film directed by Claus Drexel with Keir Dullea
La Divine Inspiration (2000)
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Add to a movie listLa Divine Inspiration est un film français réalisé par Claus Drexel, sorti en 2000.
Le seul acteur de ce court métrage est Keir Dullea qui fut notamment protagoniste de 2001, l'Odyssée de l'espace de Stanley Kubrick (1968).
Synopsis
Nous sommes à la fin du XVIe siècle et, seul la nuit dans son palais, William Shakespeare est assis à sa table de travail. La plume à la main, il paraît vouloir parfaire l'ouvrage qu'il est en train d'écrire (Hamlet), mais ne parvient apparemment pas à trouver les termes qui conviennent. Contempler la lune et flatter sa mappemonde de la main ne lui sont d'aucune aide. C'est de sa réflexion, qu'on voit se frayer à travers les circonvolutions de son cerveau, que naît son inspiration comme s'il était soudainement touché par la grâce divine, et comme ce fut, peut-être, également le cas pour d'autres génies de la littérature, de la science et des arts dont on voit défiler quelques noms : Johann Wolfgang von Goethe, Léonard de Vinci, Dante Alighieri, Albert Einstein.Actors
Keir Dullea
(William Shakespeare.)
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