Argentina

Name: Argentina
Genre: Musical, Documentary
Released: June 17, 2016
Duration: 85 min
Rating: 66

2016

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First Run Features | Release Date: June 17, 2016 | Not Rated

Summary: Argentina explores the heart of traditional Argentine folklore via a series of choreographed tableaux retracing a history rich in original culture. The unique mise en scène of the dance mixed with awe-inspiring traditional songs performed by the musicians make it unique. Poetic, riveting and moving, this live performance choreographed byArgentina explores the heart of traditional Argentine folklore via a series of choreographed tableaux retracing a history rich in original culture. The unique mise en scène of the dance mixed with awe-inspiring traditional songs performed by the musicians make it unique. Poetic, riveting and moving, this live performance choreographed by Carlos Saura calls on the entire history of a country set to the tune of guitars and accordions. [First Run Features]… Expand

Director: Carlos Saura

Genre(s): Musical, Documentary

Rating: Not Rated

Runtime: 85 min

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Robert Abele

Jun 30, 2016

As you watch Argentina, it truly is about the all-as-one: the music, the dance, the light Saura provides, and the illumination these performers bring themselves. Read full review

Elizabeth Zimmer

Jun 15, 2016

Shot in an old barn in Buenos Aires' La Boca barrio, the film draws you in until nothing matters but the concentration of this population on their heritage and their pride. Read full review

Clayton Dillard

Jun 12, 2016

The film stagnates by restricting camera mobility and focusing more on capturing dimensions of the performances in close-up. Read full review

Neil Genzlinger

Jun 16, 2016

For the non-Argentine audience, though, more context would have helped these wonderful songs and dances tell the nation’s story. Read full review

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