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Dec 15, 1996 · The Merchant of Venice: Directed by Alan Horrox. With Ashley Artus, Ewan Bailey, Tom Bowles, Caroline Catz. A rich merchant, Antonio is depressed for no good reason, until his good friend Bassanio comes to tell him how he's in love with Portia.
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Alan Horrox’s “The Spectre of Marxism”. Format: Web. Author: Hall, Stuart. Publisher: The Institute for the Public Sphere. Year of Publication: 10-Jan-14. Click to open: Open Link. Website URL: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6WDR47aFX2c.
The Spectre of Marxism: Directed by Alan Horrox. With Stuart Hall. Stuart Hall explains the history of Marxism, describing its creation by Marx and its transformations under Lenin and Stalin.
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One of Shakespeare 's most powerful and yet profoundly problematic plays, The Merchant of Venice has been praised for its flawless dramatic construction and vivid language while damned for its alleged anti-Semitism, arising from its central character of an avaricious Jewish moneylender.
A TV schools version of the play by William Shakespeare, filmed in the studio and on location in Venice.
Feb 15, 1996 · Merchant of Venice, The. Synopsis. Filmed partly on location in Venice, the specially commissioned production of The Merchant of Venice emphasises contemporary issues of capitalism, feminism, and racism in the form of anti-semitism. Bob Peck is Shylock.
