president as a cutter thank you after the break a new film about revolutionary cuban ballet dancer carlos acosta office not to go to mainstream portrayals of the socialist nation we speak to the film's director and its writer and your blake scribe paul levitz we. shot over. the red. revolution from that all the people going about to go underground. cas calendar is drawing alfonzo a long day and there's changing page he's dard served. his 1st words were added i will see you're a challenging post you've got 2 years to live. i have no doubt that what happened was scriven. that's causing trademark it is a $1000000000.00 industry these companies have a huge financial motivation to sow these products there are numerous stocks showing that doctors were keen to chest x. ray concentrates for infectivity on that patients what gives them doctors the wrong stoplight gault term system why they would keep me from sick each of those years day to day and people still die i don't always question or so i tried being hard to live when so many have. to quit frowning at him and i'm not. i'm a little but i think it's

called under calderwood is a scottish producer should read carlos's autobiography no way home carlos acosta the ballad of valley done so yes sunday it's a terrific read he's not he's a get it done so he's a great writer and it was hilarious the because just really sparky very very funny he grew up in a very pure and ivana he's dad was an absolute brute but he's also loved in a sort of strange sort of way and we're going to watch the age of 9 himself he was a grandson to a slave so he's really tough on carlos and didn't want to cause to going to trouble this is great you're going to school so the exact opposite of billy elliot and there's carlos carlos the one to them and he wanted to play football the opposite you know exactly so and that was the starting off point that was and then they were met carlos yeah and then we went to a bank to see him british in there with his company the company that place that big rolling in the film and then i mean there were so many reasons to do the film and very few do not do in the film because he's such an amazing kind of paris is is a boy who starts from

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nation mainstream media for the new film that follows the life of revolutionary cuban ballet dancer carlos acosta uses dance to dispel the mainstream media myths around cuba as well as highlight the effects of decades of u.s. economic war in the socialist nation we met up with the film's writer paul laverty who also wrote i daniel blake with ken loach and the film's director issue of bullying in central london i started by asking paul what made him choose the project i'm a very good friend called under calderwood is a scottish producer should read karla's his autobiography no way home because the cost of the ballet don't vally done so yes sunday it's a traffic noise i get it done so he's a great writer and it was hilarious the because just really sparky very very funny he grew up in a very purity area and ivana he's dad was an absolute brute but he's also loved in a sort of strange sort of way and we're going to watch the age of 9 himself he was a grandson to a slave so he's really tough on carlos and didn't want congress to going to trouble this is great you're going to school so the exact oppos