Hamlet
★ 5 · 1917 · 47m · Family · Drama · History · Crime
The short film tells the story of Hamlet, who was forced to flee from the treachery of the usurper of the throne who had killed all the relatives of the young. But he will now return to the castle to avenge his father ...
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