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Stolen Tangos is a french film of genre Comedy directed by Eduardo de Gregorio with Sylvie Testud
Stolen Tangos (2002)
Tangos volés
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Add to a movie listTangos volés est un film franco-espagnol d'Eduardo de Gregorio, sorti en 2002.
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À Paris, Martin, jeune scénariste argentin dont on refuser tous ses scénarios, travaille faute de mieux comme technicien de cinéma et s'évade de son quotidien routinier en se projetant dans une histoire romanesque située dans les années 1930 où le tango règne en Argentine. Comme autres protagonistes, il s'inspire de personnes qui gravitent autour de lui, notamment d'Alice, une jeune actrice qui l'attire. Mais son histoire lui échappe et devient inextricable en enchevêtrant rêve et réalité.Actors
Sylvie Testud
(Alice / Paula)
Guy Marchand
(Lamblin / Bastiani)
Kiti Mánver
(Valentina)
Juan Echanove
(Octave)
Atmen Kelif
(Félix)
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