Coriolanus is adapted from Shakespeare's works. The original work takes place in ancient Rome, where Grand General Coriolanus made great achievements in the war, but was exiled because of his stubborn temper. As a result, Coriolanus struggled with the enemies of the past to attack the Roman Empire, and he was finally persuaded by his mother, but gave his life. The film version moved the background to the modern battlefield in Iraq, and Voldemort was transformed into Grand General Coriolanus. It is no accident that Ralph Fiennes chose Shakespeare's famous tragedy as the material for his first feature film. Since his debut as Coriolanus at the Almeida Theater in London a decade ago, "I have been obsessed with this work and its characters, and I have always had a strong intuition that I can put it in a modern context and make a film." The film was set in Baghdad, but the lines were completely taken from Shakespeare's original work. "before and after 9 / 11, you can always see all kinds of pictures of war in the media, from the mutiny in Chechnya to the demonstrations in Athens to the riots in Paris," Feins said. the economy is also in turmoil, and everything seems to have happened in a play. " Shakespeare's Coriolanus is also written by a show.
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