Film Lens
Tango: Our Dance presents tango as a significant cultural expression in Argentina, particularly in Buenos Aires. The film features a mix of professional dancers and everyday individuals, each sharing their personal stories and connections to tango. Through performances and interviews, the documentary illustrates the emotional significance of tango and its historical context within Argentine culture.
The film, directed by Raúl Campos, runs for 69 minutes and includes contributions from notable dancers such as María Rivoira, Julio Bocca, and Miguel Ángel Zotto. It captures the global revival of tango and its role as a means of expression for diverse communities across Argentina, emphasizing the dance's passionate nature and its impact on people's lives.
Why Watch
- •Meet professional dancers like Julio Bocca.
- •See personal stories of tango enthusiasts.
- •Find out about tango's cultural significance in Argentina.
Did You Know
•The documentary was released in 1988.
•Raúl Campos directed the film.
•The film features a cast that includes Julio Bocca and Mónica Lacoste.
•Tango has experienced a global revival, especially in Buenos Aires.
Perfect For
Dance enthusiastsCultural historiansFans of Argentine arts