Tango | Miguel Ángel Solá, Cecilia Narova

Tango | Miguel Ángel Solá, Cecilia Narova | Excellent for tango lovers

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Tango

	Tango Miguel Ángel Solá, Cecilia Narova Sony Pictures, 1999 average customer review:based on 69 reviews view larger image
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highly recommended

A sensuous and seductive tale of romance music and dance set against the backdrop of a film directors passion for his art and the beautiful woman that he loves. Special features: widescreen version subtitles: english french spanish producer and lead actress commentary and much more. Studio: Sony Pictures Home Ent Release Date: 06/24/2008 Run time: 115 minutes Rating: Pg13 Director: Carlos Saura

Terrific Tango

From beginning to end, the film Tango is infused with exquisite music and superb dancing. Although the story line is rather confusing and uninteresting, it works to glue all the dazzling tangos together and to offer some reason for the amazing variety of dances. With repeated watchings, you begin to notice the subtle themes in the music and choreography that repeat throughout, adding an invisible but powerful underlying rhythm to the production. For those dancing tango now, it's fun to see the differences between current styling techniques and those shown in this ten year-old film. Cecilia Narova's dancing is phenomenal; her only dance with Juan Carlos Copes (at the very end of the film) is a classic.

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Excellent for tango lovers

Excellent, brilliant dancing and I love the fact they have explained the origin of tango, during the sequence of italian inmigrants arriving in Buenos Aires, with the music of "Va pensiero"from Nabucco as a background, so well suited.The plot is of no consequence, since Tango is the star of the show. A real pleasure to watch over and over.

The Ultimate Tango Movie

I've been dancing and performing Argentine Tango for 5 years now. This movie is inspirational and entertaining. I've met a few folks who have several parts in the film and the level of skill and passion they possess is true to the heart of Tango. I'm not sure why Sally Potter has not transferred her film "The Tango Lesson" to DVD, what's up with that? VHS only? This should be in everyone's library if your a beginner or advanced dancer a must see. LIBRA TANGO!

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Another Saura Triumph in Stunning Cinematography

Argentinian Director Carlos Saura turns a simple, age-old theme of art, love, and betrayal into a visual feast of color and motion. The protagonist moves through an inextricably intertwined plot as his life imitates his art. After compromising both he settles for the attainable, and in the case of his art (producing and directing an elaborate play), for the sublime. But the sublime in "Tango" is not the plot...it is the consistent, relentless beauty of color and form that makes the movie a "must see" for those with an eye for and love of, the truly beautiful.

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