She has played queens like Elizabeth I (Shakespeare in love ) and Queen Victoria of England (Victoria & Abdul ), but her name is also that of a queen: Judi Dench. The historic British actress has landed in Palma today to collect the Masters of Cinema award tomorrow, which is given every year at the Atlàntida Film Fest. She is also showing two films today, Blithe Spirit and Off the Rails. Happy to be in Mallorca - "We haven't been able to leave our house for a year and a half, spending three days here is fantastic", she says -, an island she fell in love with in the 1950s, Dench reviews her career and once again declares her devotion to Shakespeare. She will spend these three days accompanied by director Stephen Frears, who will also collect the Atlàntida award, as last year he was unable to fly to the island due to restrictions. Dench, at 86 years of age and dressed in white - an elegance that contrasts with the lightness of her friend Frears, who has turned up to the press conference in a swimming costume, red shirt and straw hat - answers questions with humour and irony, and makes clear the complicity she has with Frears.