Tango: Our Dance (1988)
Overview
Documentary filmed in Buenos Aires that shows the importance of tango for Argentines, with dance scenes, voiceovers and interviews with professionals but also with other anonymous characters who find their form of expression in this music. The film was shot at a time of tango revival around the world.
Production Companies
Additional Info
| Budget | $0.00 |
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| Revenue | $0.00 |
| Original Language | es |
| Popularity | 0.119 |
Directed By
Jorge Zanada
Crew
Alicia Girbal
Aldo Romero
Jorge Zanada
Jorge Zanada
Jorge Zanada
Juan Carlos Lenardi
Raúl Campos
Pablo Mari
Daniel Binelli
María Rivoira
TOP CAST
Oscar Martínez
Voz en off
Julio Bocca
Intérprete de "A Buenos Aires" y "Piazzolla en Concierto"
Eleonora Berlante
Solo femenino
Arturo Bonín
Pareja alegórica de época
Juan Carlos Copes
Entrevistado / Clase de tango argentino
Robert Duvall
Entrevistado
Hermenegildo Sabat
Pintor en atelier
Mónica Lacoste
Pareja alegórica de época
Emiliano Guerrero
T'ai Chi Chuang
Pablo Machado
Ex-combatiente de Malvinas
Patricia Mariscotti
Biodanza
Jorge Marrone
Break-dance
María Luz Audisio
Pareja punk
Marcial Bó
Pareja punk
Estela Arcos
Pareja alegórica de época
Milena Plebs
Bailarina de Tango Argentino
Miguel Ángel Zotto
Entrevistado / Bailarín de Tango Argentino
María Nieves Rego
Entrevistada / Pareja de Juan Carlos Copes
Miguel Angel Elías
Intérprete de danza moderna en "Tango Vitrola"
Liliana Tocacelli
Intérprete de danza moderna en "Tango Vitrola"
Miguel Córdoba
Intérprete de danza moderna en "Tango Vitrola"
Vladimir Vasiliev
Autor e intérprete de "Fragmentos de una biografía"
Raquel Rossetti
Intérprete de "A Buenos Aires" y "Piazzolla en Concierto"
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