Isabel Fernández, winner of the Calderón de la Barca Theatre Prize: "I see the end of capitalism as more likely than me buying a house"

Director Sofia Coppola recently reflected on the demanding production of her film "Marie Antoinette" nearly two decades after its release. Speaking with Vogue regarding a restoration of the movie, Coppola discussed the adverse criticism, onset tensions, and initial reception that eventually shifted over time, revealing that the grueling experience left her feeling at the time like she never wanted to make another film again.

In a separate political context in the Dominican Republic, National District Senator Omar Fernández addressed public comparisons between himself and his father, former president Leonel Fernández. The senator acknowledged that while these parallels were initially uncomfortable for him, he has since learned to accept them and recognize the advantages of his lineage.