Tangos volés (2002)
Directed by Eduardo de Gregorio

Musical / Comedy

Film Synopsis

Martin is a young Argentinean screenwriter who works at a film studio in Paris. One day, he meets a young actress, Alice, who persuades him to write a script for her set in Buenos-Aires in the 1930s. Thereafter, Martin's life flits endlessly between Paris in 2000 and Brazil in the 1930s.

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Film Credits

Director: Eduardo de Gregorio
Script: Eduardo de Gregorio, Bruno Herbulot, Suzanne Schiffman
Cinematographer: Teo Delgado
Music: Bruno Fontaine, José Padilla
Cast: Liberto Rabal (Martin), Sylvie Testud (Alice), Guy Marchand (Lamblin), Juan Echanove (Octave), Kiti Manver (Valentina), Atmen Kelif (Félix), Agnès Château (Marguerite), Céline Milliat-Baumgartner (Charlotte), Andrea Bronston (La Condesa), Mathias Mlekuz, Mario Vedoya
Country: Spain / France
Language: French / Spanish
Support: Color
Runtime: 95 min

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