In the Hand of Dante review: You might need to see the craziest new movie on Netflix
Julian Schnabel directed the film which focuses on the original manuscript of The Divine Comedy. Oscar Isaac stars in dual roles as Nick Tosches and Dante. Critics describe the production as a gonzo literary gangster movie with varying opinions on its execution.
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Netflix's In the Hand of Dante Receives Mixed Critical Reception
confidence 90%Julian Schnabel directed the film which focuses on the original manuscript of The Divine Comedy. Oscar Isaac stars in dual roles as Nick Tosches and Dante. Critics describe the production as a gonzo literary gangster movie with varying opinions on its execution.
What's confirmed:
- Julian Schnabel directed In the Hand of Dante.
- Oscar Isaac plays both Nick Tosches and Dante.
- The film is available on Netflix.
- The plot involves the original manuscript of The Divine Comedy.
Still unconfirmed:
- Gal Gadot, Gerard Butler, and John Malkovich star in the film.
- The movie is described as a heist-movie-meets-philosophical-rumination.
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Julian Schnabel's In the Hand of Dante Debuts on Netflix
confidence 90%The Netflix film In the Hand of Dante follows a search for the handwritten manuscript of The Divine Comedy across 700 years. Directed by Julian Schnabel, the movie stars Oscar Isaac in dual roles as Dante and Nick Tosches. Reviews describe the work as an ambitious but uneven black comedy.
What's confirmed:
- Julian Schnabel directed In the Hand of Dante.
- Oscar Isaac plays both the poet Dante and author Nick Tosches.
- The film is available on Netflix.
- The plot involves a search for Dante's handwritten manuscript of The Divine Comedy spanning 700 years.
- The cast includes Gerard Butler, Gal Gadot, Jason Momoa, Al Pacino, and John Malkovich.
- The movie is based on a 2002 novel by Nick Tosches.
Still unconfirmed:
- Martin Scorsese appears in the film via a cameo.