The Lears

The Lears

5.3IMDb Score
Released:2017-04-22
Duration:0 min
Director:Carl Bessai
Actors:Bruce Dern, Anthony Michael Hall, Sean Astin, Aly Michalka, Victoria Smurfit
Production:Raven West Films, NeoClassics Films

Overview:

A modern take on William Shakespeare's King Lear.

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