When a dancer loses the use of her legs, is she still a dancer? That’s the question implicitly asked and answered by Nancy Buirski’s lithe documentary Afternoon of a Faun: Tanaquil Le Clercq.

The great American theater and ballet choreographer Jerome Robbins once wrote to a friend, "You know talent is really a gift from nowhere, alighting on some poor slob in spite of himself." Robbins ...

Director Nancy Buirski spoke to THR about the film, which includes rare footage of Le Clercq dancing "Afternoon of a Faun," that comes to L.A. theaters April 11. By Jordan Riefe Afternoon of a Faun - ...

Finally, A Boléro by Samantha Lynch and Afternoon of a Faun by Whitney Jensen and Anaïs Touret meet a physical audience. " Youthful and fresh, minimalistic and theatrical, and a bit like life itself " ...