
Cristo Fernández
as Hamlet
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An actress playing Ophelia struggles to connect with her character and breaks under pressure in the pursuit of perfection on opening night of a production of Hamlet. Alone in her dressing room she looses grip of reality and spirals into a self destructive frenzy. But is it method or madness? The story is brought to life by director Elise Lamb. With a runtime of 7 minutes, it offers a concise viewing experience.