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Last modified on Wed 19 May 2021 05.58 EDT When the announcement telling you to switch off your phone is drowned out by whooping and cheering, you know audiences are glad to be back in the theatre. English National Ballet wastes no time getting on stage, converting five films made in lockdown into live dance. The works are familiar from their digital form, but live you notice different qualities and details. Yuri Possokhov’s Senseless Kindness loses its atmospheric cinematography but gains from the the ability to follow his long, lyrical phrases in full, performed with great sensitivity ...

(The article continues below - Commercial information) Once again, dance, music and rhythm saturate Saura’s cinematic world in his first fiction film after a string of documentaries. Written by the director himself, the plot revolves around Manuel, a famous stage director who emerges from self-imposed exile to put on a new show simmering with passion and violence. For him, The King of the Whole World is not only an explosive comeback to the theatrical scene, but also a vehicle for a longed-for reconciliation with his ex-wife, Sara, an acclaimed choreographer he calls upon to assist with ca...

(The article continues below - Commercial information) Once again, dance, music and rhythm saturate Saura’s cinematic world in his first fiction film after a string of documentaries. Written by the director himself, the plot revolves around Manuel, a famous stage director who emerges from self-imposed exile to put on a new show simmering with passion and violence. For him, The King of the Whole World is not only an explosive comeback to the theatrical scene, but also a vehicle for a longed-for reconciliation with his ex-wife, Sara, an acclaimed choreographer he calls upon to assist with ca...

16/03/2021 - The masterful Spanish director has once again teamed up with Vittorio Storaro to add a little extra sparkle to his latest project, filmed in Mexico and now in the home stretch of postproduction

SFP Research Intern Abigail Magnus is an intern with the SFP research team. Abby (she/hers and they/them) recently completed her Master's in Social Work and Economics, focusing her thesis on the long-term social and economic costs of poverty in the United States. She has experience in public health, housing, and economic research. She most recently worked at the State Innovation Exchange and previously worked for the Colorado Senate Majority Leader during the 2018 session. Abby lives in Denver, Colorado with her three roommates and a golden retriever named Olive. She is passionate about socia...