Tango: Directed by Carlos Saura. With Miguel Ángel Solá, Cecilia Narova, Mía Maestro, Juan Carlos Copes. Mario Suarez is a forty-something tango artist, whose wife Laura has left him. He leaves his apartment and starts preparing a film about tango. Tango (Spanish: Tango, no me dejes nunca, translation: Tango, never leave me) is a 1998 Argentine-Spanish musical drama film written and directed by Carlos Saura and starring Miguel Ángel Solá and Mía Maestro. It was photographed by cinematographer Vittorio Storaro.
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Tango, film van Carlos Saura. The tango is based on suspicion, sex and insincerity. It is not a dance for virgins. It is for the wounded and the wary. The opening shots of Carlos Saura's "Tango,'' after a slow pan across Buenos Aires, are of a man who has given his life to the dance and has a bad leg and a walking stick as his reward. This is the weary, graceful Mario (Miguel Angel Sola), who is preparing a new show based. Cena de Tango (1998), de Carlos Saura Where is Tango streaming? Find out where to watch online amongst 45+ services including Netflix, Hulu, Prime Video.. Carlos Saura . Tango (1998) Original Title: Tango, no me dejes nunca . Watch Now. A dangerous love affair inspires a director to create the most spectacular and boldly seductive dance film ever made. Watchlist. Seen. Like.
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Saura's Tango feels like a continuation of what he began with the Flamenco Trilogy, a spiritual successor that blends and remixes the quirks of each film in the trilogy to bring about a "greatest hits" of sorts.. Same same, but different. Saura, as always, has an impeccable eye, perfect for capturing the intricacies of dance in camera, floating with the dancers and making the audience feel. True, the film tries to explore many different facets of tango, but it fails throughout; even Storaro's uninspired camerawork can't save an appallingly misguided ballet recreating the fate of. Combining fiction and documentary, 66-year-old Carlos Saura directed this Spanish-Argentine dance drama with masterful camerawork by acclaimed cinematographer Vittorio Storaro. After his wife (Cecilia Narova) leaves him, Argentine film director Mario Suarez (Miguel Angel Sola), moves to a Buenos Aires suburb, and begins work on a film about the. Tango After the hesitant critical reception to 1997's "Pajarico," Carlos Saura returns to terrain he has made his own with the musical "Tango," a part-fictional, part-documentary study of.
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Tango is a film directed by Carlos Saura with Miguel Ángel Solá, Cecilia Narova, Mía Maestro, Enrique Pinti.. Year: 1998. Original title: Tango, no me dejes nunca. Synopsis: Set in Buenos Aires, Argentina, the film tells the story of director Mario Suarez's quest to make the ultimate tango film. Lonely after his wife (one of the film's. Set against the backdrop of a director's passionate love affair with his art and the beautiful young woman who captures his heart, "Tango" is "a mesmerizing experience, a smoky, lush blend of muted light and color, of intoxicating dance and the richest tango music you could ever imagine". (Kevin Thomas, Los Angeles Times) Drama 1998 1 hr 55 min.
As in "Flamenco," Saura means to capture the essence of a dazzling dance tradition, and he does so in a film that wafts dreamily through countless forms of tango magic. As shot by Vittorio Storaro with all the nuance and fluidity such an undertaking demands, "Tango" offers transfixingly beautiful glimpses of the dance and all the wide range of. When the idea of a film about the tango was proposed to director Carlos Saura by a producer, the director spent several months hammering out a scenario that used dance to propel the story about a dancer, Mario Suárez (Miguel Ángel Solá), injured in a recent car accident and freshly divorced, using a film about the tango to heal some deep personal wounds.
Original Film Title TANGO. English Title TANGO. Film Director CARLOS SAURA. Year 1998
Carlos Saura's Tango delivers exactly what its title suggests, and nothing more.A series of vibrant, technically.. A dangerous love affair inspires a director to create the most spectacular and bodly seductive dance film ever made. 1998 Oscar Nominee Best Foreign Language Film. Tango (1998) directed by Carlos Saura • Reviews, film + cast • Letterboxd
