Macbeth

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Theatrical Release Date:

06/15/2007

DVD Release Date:

09/25/2007

Run Time:

109min.

Starring:

Sam Worthington , Victoria Hill , Lachy Hulme , Steve Bastoni , Gary Sweet

Director(s):

Geoffrey Wright

Distributor(s):

Truly Indie

MPAA Rating:

Not Rated

Genre(s):

Crime and Mystery,Thriller

Plot: With the 2006 MacBeth, controversial Australian director Geoffrey Wright (Romper Stomper, Metal Skin) launches his fourth big screen outing and continues the trend of reinventing Shakespeare by contemporizing the bard's plays. Read More

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