Limbo

From sunrise to sunset these lost souls eternally play out a tale of friendship and loss, haunted by the tragedy of war and the promise of what could have been.

Created by director Natalie-Anne Downs and featuring choreography and performances by Rambert Ballet School Alumni and Sadler’s Wells Young Associate, Dominic Rocca and Christopher Thomas.

Film Details:

Director: Natalie-Anne Downs

Choreographer: Dominic Rocca, Christopher Thomas

(United Kingdom, 2018) 9:55

Short
Contemporary

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