Hamlet A.D.D.

A modern, surreal, and darkly comedic take on Shakespeare's Hamlet, set in a world of skate parks and alternative lifestyles. The film follows Hamlet as he grapples with the sudden death of his father and the hasty remarriage of his mother, leading him down a path of existential angst and revenge.

Hamlet A.D.D. received positive attention on the festival circuit for its inventive approach to a classic text and its unique visual style. While not widely released, it was noted for its bold reimagining and its ability to translate Shakespearean themes into a contemporary, often absurd, context.

• Praised for its creative and unconventional adaptation of Hamlet.
• Appreciated for its distinctive visual aesthetic and blend of dark humor.
• Seen as a unique experiment in modernizing Shakespeare.

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Screened at various film festivals, including the Independent Film Festival Boston.

The film was created by director Will Gasek as a student project at Emerson College, drawing inspiration from the skateboarding culture and the inherent theatricality of adolescent angst.