Capricious and conceited, Hamlet recounts his folly, as the orphaned son of a good father and the victim of a mother who has sold herself to a traitorous uncle, and the folly of Ophelia, so strong it pushes her to drown herself to be finally freed. The folly in 3D of a man destined to reign, but who mocks power and the court intrigues that seem to guide the lives of those around him, of those who are not able to laugh about this bizarre life, about death and the tragedy hovering above them.