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Submit your thoughts on MIRROR DANCE.
We invite you to respond to the questions below or add your comments. Selected submissions will be posted on our Talkback page, so check back regularly and join the discussion.
- Co-producer/director María Teresa Rodríguez says, “It is my hope that MIRROR DANCE will offer an opportunity for healing to those Cuban-Americans and Cuban nationals whose families have been split by political ideology….” Can conflicting political ideologies between family members be healed?
- Though estranged through politics and separated for almost 40 years, Cuban-born twins Ramona and Margarita de Saá both continue to share a passion for dance. Do you think that the arts have the power to overcome divisions between people and between countries? Why or why not?
- In the film, Margarita reflects, “When I left Cuba I didn’t just lose my biological family, I lost something very special to me—the National Ballet of Cuba. I lost two families.” How much would you give up for your political beliefs?
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