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A still showing Debra (Honig) in the foreground wearing a white headband, a white sleeveless dress and white gloves. She's rubbing her hands together with a smug look on her face, as if she's a villainous character coming up with a plan. Behind her, inside of a boxing ring, are the other two Debras out of focus. They're both wearing white, embracing each other as they're making out - something that is clearly in relation to Honig's Debra and her plan.

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REVIEW: “Ophelia” is a Clever Reimagining of Shakespeare Through a Female Lens

By: Paige Kiser 20th Dec 201922nd Mar 2020

Film, Reviewsdaisy ridley, george mackay, naomi watts, opheliaLeave a Comment

“McCarthy takes the liberty of expanding onto the story in order to bring it into the 21st century and give it a much needed female perspective.” There’s a certain kind of magic that comes with watching a Shakespeare play performed on stage that doesn’t entirely translate in film adaptations. It seems to be difficult for…