Sokurov's Faust: Power, Desire and Moral Deformation
The literary sources, distorted visual language, power tetralogy and legacy of Aleksandr Sokurov's Faust, winner of the 2011 Venice Golden Lion.
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Films, performers, directors and the performing arts.
The literary sources, distorted visual language, power tetralogy and legacy of Aleksandr Sokurov's Faust, winner of the 2011 Venice Golden Lion.
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The training, contraction-and-release technique, major choreography and legacy of Martha Graham, whose dramatic movement transformed twentieth-century dance.
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The Peruvian Scissors Dance and the Huaconada of Mito unite music, disciplined movement, ritual authority and intergenerational knowledge within living communities.
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Carlos Gassols built an exceptional career across Peruvian theatre, radio, film and television through precise speech, disciplined rehearsal and attentive performance.
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Jacques Prévert brought colloquial speech, tenderness, rebellion, and cinematic rhythm into modern French poetry and film.
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Robin Williams combined astonishing improvisation with dramatic sensitivity, creating performances marked by energy, empathy, and risk.
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The production Ohh Yantay brings the Quechua drama Ollantay into contemporary theater through movement, voice, and critical adaptation.
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