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Tango & Cinema: Naked Tango (1990)
Actors Vincent D’Onofrio, Mathilda May y Fernando Rey; american, french and spanish respectively, joined to work together when they were summoned...
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Tango & Cinema: Tanguez (2014)
Throughout 23 minutes, this documentary which takes place in the Eastern Republic of Uruguay, is organized by the Street Milonga Tango Association...
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Tango & Cinema: Tango, your life (2012)
Tango your life is a documentary with takes place in Buenos Aires, produced and directed by Korean Chan Park, who is also the author of the book titled “Tango Zen:…
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Tango & Cinema: A Summer Night’s Tango (2013)
Finland’s most famous film director, Aki Kaurismäki, maintains that the Finns invented Tango, including influences from polka and Russian marchs, and that the marines were the ones took it to…
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Tango & Cinema: The Last Accordeon (2005)
Under Alejandro Saderman’s direction, and throughout 94 minutes, this documentary offers new tango’s current perspective of the Argentinian accordion player, director, teacher, composer and musical arranger Rodolfo Mederos and the…
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Tango & Cinema: Pichuco (2014)
In Argentina, to say Tango is the same as to say accordion, and to say accordion is the same as to say Anibal Troilo “Pichuco”.
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Tango & Cinema: A Shot in the Night (2012)
Under the direction of Alejandro Diez, the marathon like recording of the Shipyard Julián Peralta Orchestra “A Shot in the Night” is documented. In 70 minutes, the documentary condenses and…
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Gardel short films: Yira yira (1931)
In 1930, Carlos Gardel was the star of several films directed by Eduardo Morera: 15 short music films. The recordings were in a short film format and portrayed an interpretation…
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Tango & Cinema: “My Sad Night” (1952)
The film presents Pascual Contursi, an argentine playwright, a poet, a musician and a tango lyricist who falls madly in love with a singer to such an extent that he…