Buy tickets for Grand Theft Hamlet | BFI London Film Festival 2024

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Credits

Director-screenwriters

Pinny Grylls, Sam Crane
With

Mark Oosterveen, Sam Crane, Pinny Grylls
UK 2024. 90min
Courtesy of

Altitude Film Sales
Languages

English, Spanish, Arabic

With English subtitles

Access information

Audio description:
Sunday 20 October 11:00

British Sign Language (BSL):
Tuesday 15 October 2024 20:55
Tuesday 15 October 2024 21:10
Sunday 20 October 11:00

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Introduction

During another lockdown in January 2021, two jobless actors spend too much time within the realm of GTA, the notoriously violent, yet impressively crafted video game. From these two bored yet fertile minds come the incongruous idea to stage a play within the game. Entirely shot within GTA, this documentary explores themes of isolation, art and space in an innovative and unexpectedly moving way.

Laure Bonville

The screenings on Tuesday 15 October at 20:55 and 21:10 in Curzon Soho Screen 2 and 3, and Sunday 20 October at 11:00 in BFI IMAX will no longer be presented with descriptive subtitles. The film will be presented with English subtitles of dialogue audio only.

Content warning

Contains graphic violence.

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