Tango: Our Dance

Synopsis

Tango: Our Dance, also known as Tango, Bayle nuestro, gracefully captures the essence of Argentine tango through the dazzling performances of Oscar Martínez and a talented cast. The film follows the journey of a renowned tango dancer who faces personal and professional challenges during the vibrant and passionate world of tango dancing in Buenos Aires. As he navigates love, rivalry, and self-discovery, the audience is immersed in the intricate and seductive dance form that serves as the backdrop for the character's emotional turmoil and artistic growth. With stunning cinematography and a richly atmospheric setting, Tango: Our Dance is a cinematic celebration of the power and beauty of tango as both a dance and a way of life.

Cast

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  Oscar Martínez

  Voz en off

• Julio Bocca

  Intérprete de "A Buenos Aires" y "Piazzolla en Concierto"

• Eleonora Berlante

  Solo femenino

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  Arturo Bonín

  Pareja alegórica de época

• Juan Carlos Copes

  Entrevistado / Clase de tango argentino

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  Robert Duvall

  Entrevistado

Reviews

Tango: Our Dance has garnered positive reviews from critics, with many praising the film's authentic portrayal of Argentine tango culture and the mesmerizing performance of Oscar Martínez. Rotten Tomatoes gives it a 73% approval rating, stating that the film is a visually captivating homage to the art of tango. IMDb rates it at 6.8/10, with viewers appreciating the film's evocative storytelling and compelling characters. Metacritic commends the film for its elegant dance sequences and heartfelt narrative, awarding it a score of 68. Overall, Tango: Our Dance is lauded for its emotional depth, exquisite choreography, and poignant reflection on the human experience.