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(568) 7.3 85 min 2015 Subtitles and Closed Captions

Un tango más is a movie starring María Nieves Rego, Juan Carlos Copes, and Johana Copes. The life and love story of Argentina's famous tango dancers Maria Nieves Rego and Juan Carlos Copes, who met as teenagers and danced together...

Genres
Musical, Documentary
Director
German Kral
Starring
Johana Copes, Myriam Copes, Juan Carlos Copes, María Nieves Rego

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Genres Musical, Documentary
Director German Kral
Writer German Kral, Daniel Speck
Stars Johana Copes, Myriam Copes, Juan Carlos Copes, María Nieves Rego
Country Germany, Italy, Argentina
Also Known As O Último Tango, Viimeinen tango, Το τελευταίο μας τανγκό, Ultimo tango, ラスト・タンゴ, Ein letzter Tango, Notre dernier tango, Ostatnie tango, Ultimul nostru tango, Az utolsó tangónk, Un ultimo tango, Our Last Tango, Vores sidste tango, Još jedan tango, Den sista tangon, O Nosso Último Tango
Runtime 1 h 25 min
Audio Português  English  Deutsch  Italiano  Español  Français  Gaeilge  Svenska  Nederlands
Subtitles Português  日本語  Čeština  Australia  한국어  Filipino  Tiếng Việt  हिन्दी 
Quality 480p, 720p, 1080p, 2K, 4K
Description María Nieves and Juan Carlos Copes are the best-known couple in the history of tango and have shaped the dance like no other. They danced together passionately, loved and hated each other for almost 50 years, until one day they separated. And that left a huge gap in the tango scene - Now, almost at the end of their lives, they talk about their story for the first time.

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31 customer reviews about documentary «Un tango más»

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Brenda
Monday, 20 Jul 2020 20:36

This is a great introduction to Jose Saramago, who I will not be able to talk about in great depth. The movie does a great job of giving an insight into his life, his music and his influences. I really loved the fact that they never talk about his personal life, which is good because I wish we did! It is a great movie to see if you're interested in the music and there are a couple of really great songs here. It does go into some detail about his life, but I really don't have enough to talk about.
Tiffany
Thursday, 16 Jul 2020 22:23

This is a very well made film about the musical. It is a sad movie, which it's just as good. The songs are great, and it's a great documentary of the music. But it's very sad, because the music is made by the same people who have made the history, the music is amazing, but it's just not the same. I really feel bad for them. It's a shame. I'm so sorry about the fact. The people who have made the history have been such a great people, so it's very sad. And the music. it's good, but not the same. So, that's the sad thing. Because the music is still the same, but it's different. I recommend the film, but it's not the best thing I've seen. It's very sad. It's sad because it's the same, but it's different. I have the same feelings. It's very sad, because they have made the history, and it's different, and they have changed the music.
Phillip Reid
Thursday, 16 Jul 2020 16:26

This movie is a heartwarming and creative look at life in Buenos Aires. During the film, I heard many comments about the time-frame of the film and how it is different from our normal lives. Well, I was curious to hear what people think about this, so I went to the local cinema to see what others had to say about the movie. I was amazed to find that some people were thinking the same as me. They felt that this movie was very true to life and to the city that it portrays. A few people who were more critical than others were actually quite positive. I found myself agreeing with all of them. I feel that this movie is an excellent representation of what I saw. It also showed a different side of Buenos Aires, and a good feeling of what the people there are really like. This is why I gave it a "10", because it was very well done. I would suggest people to go to the cinema, and to watch this movie, because it will not disappoint you.
Mildred Ramos
Wednesday, 15 Jul 2020 09:08

This movie, as well as the earlier, "Ok, Monsieur le Monde", had me hooked on the music. That is until they made a sequel to this movie, "Ok, Monsieur le Moulin Rouge" with the same director. This film, the musical, has a very different feel and is definitely more for the grown ups, but still, this movie is wonderful! The music was great, even the songs are great! The story, which is essentially the same, is different, but the musical is still great! The only difference is that the story is more upbeat and a bit more fun. Plus, the special effects in the movie were great, especially the gliding sequence. This movie has a great cast of characters, including Jean Reno and Vanessa Paradis, who were both great! They were just so great together, I can't explain it! The only problem I had with the movie was the music. They are excellent, but in my opinion, the first two songs, "Kiss from a Rose" and "I Will Always Love You" are not that great. The story is great, and the story is really engaging. Overall, I highly recommend this movie. I think it is a wonderful movie, if you can overlook the music. 8/10
Donna Walters
Wednesday, 08 Jul 2020 20:01

I enjoyed this movie a great deal. My friend and I saw it at a private screening, and I remember when the movie started, I thought it was boring. Then, it turned into a somewhat dramatic film, but I found it very funny. It was great to see Dicaprio, who is considered a "comedian" in his film, playing a singer and in his voice he sounds like Jimi Hendrix. When he started singing, I was getting scared, because he sounded so bad. I was very surprised to see him singing and singing so well. I also enjoyed watching Tupac Shakur, but I am not a fan of his music. The DVD version I saw was a 3-disc set. I believe that they used the same disc for this movie, because I don't know if they used the same disc for this and Shallow Hal. I liked the CD version best, because I was surprised how well they put the music on the CD. I thought the extras were good. I liked the book and the music. I thought that Tupac Shakur was portrayed very well, and I felt that I understood him. There are a lot of movies that have to do with Tupac Shakur, and I am looking forward to seeing others. I would recommend this movie to anyone who wants to see a film that was done well, and at least to see some of the music. It was a great movie, and I think everyone should see it.
Patrick T.
Tuesday, 07 Jul 2020 06:46

After watching La Santa Muerte, I was disappointed that it didn't really deliver the message I expected it to. The best part of the film is the Mexican heritage which is clearly shown through the songs and dancing. The other parts are too much "Western" with a really strong theme of a woman fighting for her rights. The film is a little confusing and not all the facts are given in the script, so it is important to watch the film again to get the big picture. All the best from Mexico.
John Gilbert
Tuesday, 07 Jul 2020 00:50

I just came home from seeing this documentary and I was so surprised that I was so impressed by it. The production value is very high, which allows the audience to see the reality of the situation with very good results. It is very hard to believe that the Central American's in this region are so poor and there is so much poverty in their country. There is also a lot of conflict and violence between the different gangs in the region. It is very clear that these gangs are taking advantage of the Central American people. The documentary clearly shows that many Central Americans are desperate to see the United States. These people are not given any opportunities to live a normal life. Many families have lost all their savings and are still living in their cars. The government is not doing anything about it. They are the ones who are paying the rent. The documentary shows the crisis in Central America as well as the happy families and the unfortunate families. It is very difficult to watch the documentary if you are in this region. It is very painful to watch. It is a very good documentary that I would like to see again. I am very glad that it was made.
Lauren K.
Friday, 26 Jun 2020 22:56

I'm very happy to finally see this movie. For a long time, I thought that the Argentineans were a completely different country. I just got to know about a few things, and now I'm very happy to know what the music is, the culture, and the social life of the people. I'm very happy to know what I was missing when I was watching the movies. I never had the chance to see the movies that were produced in Argentina, and I'm sure that the movies that were produced in Argentina were not very good. It's nice to know the history of the country, I'm very proud of it, and I'm really proud that Argentina has an independant and independent film industry.
Joan Ferguson
Tuesday, 23 Jun 2020 00:44

This is a powerful, emotional, and eye opening documentary about a group of beautiful women, many of them very young, who dance to the songs of the classical music of the 19th century, and they are among the best dancers in the world. It is a visually stunning film. I know that I am not alone in not being able to relate to this group of dancers, but the power of the images and the emotions they display in this movie is really powerful. The characters in the film are all beautiful and I am convinced that this group of dancers is not only a reflection of the modern world of art, but a reflection of the modern world of women, and it is a reflection of women's empowerment. I am not the only person who finds this film inspiring, but I am sure that this film is more powerful than any other documentary I have seen. The film shows us that this group of women are not just doing something that they are really good at, but they are also doing something that is really important, and they are doing it for the good of everyone around them, and for the love of the people who love them.
Jessica C.
Saturday, 20 Jun 2020 06:29

I read the books about 20 years ago. I am still interested in the history of the song, and even though I knew it was not going to be a documentary, I was interested in seeing the movie. As a singer, I found the movie to be very interesting. The director did a good job showing the process of how the song became famous and how many problems arose when they had to replace the original songs, etc. I liked the history of the movie, the things that were included in the movie, etc. The songs are very good, and in addition to being interesting, they give a little more information about the history of the song and the various problems. It gives you a little insight into how difficult it was to produce the song. This is one of the best documentaries I've ever seen, and it is definitely worth seeing. It's very interesting.
Mary
Thursday, 18 Jun 2020 20:35

The music of The Tango is just wonderful. The music and dance is very beautiful and magical. The song "Romeo and Juliet" was one of the most popular songs of the 20th century. It was the song that brought Juliet to life. The film is very funny. I think that all of the actors and actresses did a great job. The film is very touching. I think that everyone should watch this film. It is one of the most loved film of all time. It is a great film that every film lover should watch.
Susan W.
Tuesday, 16 Jun 2020 05:49

If you're a fan of Guevara, you'll be all over this film. If you're not, you might want to reconsider.
Thomas Andrews
Tuesday, 16 Jun 2020 02:20

This film was one of the best I have seen for years. It's about the great Mexican conductor Felipe (played by Oscar Issac) who is asked by a young conductor (played by the gorgeous Antonio Banderas) to work with the orchestra and orchestra student Jose (played by the handsome and talented Diego Luna) in Mexico City. The student Jose has an important role in his life. The film does a great job at showing how difficult and hard the job is, but also how beautiful it is to do it. Jose sees the value in the music that Felipe has created, the music that he works with, the lessons he teaches to the student, and how wonderful life in Mexico City is. Jose is very excited about the life he is going to have. The film is not a documentary. It's a documentary about a young man who sees an opportunity for a better life, and that opportunity is the music that Felipe created. It's all very funny, with the director of the film asking Felipe to play "One of My Wings" and Felipe saying "I've never heard of that piece, I've never heard of this piece, but, why not." The film is very informative and has great insight into the making of the musical "Romeo and Juliet" from 1961, which is a classic and one of my favorite films. It also gives us some great insights into the history of the music, but also some great historical and cultural insight into the Mexico City of the 1960s, the hippies, the "Fiesta" of people, the music, the changes that were going on in Mexico City. It's a fantastic documentary, and I highly recommend it to anyone interested in music.
Walter Warren
Monday, 15 Jun 2020 20:23

Though they might have little in common, American music groups and their legendary performances are always remembered for their work. Since the 1970s, this period has been a time of intense focus on musical excellence and fusing it with a more serious focus on artistic integrity. This film documents the lives of five musicians who represent some of the best of these groups. But before we get too excited about what they have to offer, let's take a closer look at each one. The top performer in this film, Frankie Goes To Hollywood, is not only the best of the bunch, he's also arguably the most down to earth. This is the guy who appears to be listening to every note and taking into account how his friends use his particular style. That's not to say he doesn't have a few hiccups or lets his ego get the best of him, but we're used to him showing his artistry as well. The band member who best exemplifies this attitude is the long-haired drummer, played by Julian Cope. I won't go into much detail about the rhythm and sound of the group, but suffice it to say that the drummer is one of the most consistent performers around. He's got the chops and knows how to play with an orchestra, while his band mates are more free-wheeling. The other two bands with some of the best guitarists are the New York Dolls and the Ramones. The latter can play anything from blues to country and vice versa. They do things with the music that's just so bizarre that they've been recorded a few times, like the drummer jamming on his own "electric" guitar. It's so out of place in this rock group that the film might not have caught it the first time. The New York Dolls, on the other hand, seem to have come out of nowhere. They're the first band to truly play electric guitar and they've done it in a way that would make Tommy John Blacha and Ike & Tina look like violinists. And they're not just a novelty. The songs are very well-done, though, and there's a lot of power and emotion in their playing. The Ramones have been the best at entertaining us with their music. The band consists of only four members but they sound amazing. Their songs are simple and go for maximum effect without being too obvious. The guitarist's playing is really high-energy, and the drummer shows off his solo chops. The entire film is a fascinating look into the life of these musicians and what it means to be a musician. And they're very, very entertaining. If you're a fan of music and/or of the musicians in it, you're sure to enjoy this documentary.
Anna
Monday, 08 Jun 2020 03:27

The Spanish filmmaker Gerardo "El Chivo" Vega has a good grasp of the general trend of electronic music and electronic dance music in general, even if he has to put a hand in the field of film-making, which he does with style. He has a camera crew and a camera crew of electronic music producers and DJs and he shows them their works and shows what they have to do with his camera. One of the artists who is interviewed is Juan Dominguez, a producer of one of the most popular electronic music. He discusses the technical aspects of the production of electronic music and explains how important it is to be able to use a proper microphone, so that the sound can be heard from all the angles. He also has a good eye for detail and he is very knowledgeable about the music and culture of his country. Another artist is Alberto "Alone in the Night" Reyes, a DJ who was part of the first wave of electronic music. He is asked about the difference between his work and that of the other DJs. He answers that they have to be able to use a microphone. Another interview is with Mario "Dude" Vega, a producer and DJ who had to work with the electronic music, including his own music, a lot of times. He has a great eye for detail and he explains how important it is to have a good microphone. In the end, we hear about the American electronic music and we hear about the social side of electronic music. A very nice documentary. You will love it if you like electronic music or if you like the culture of electronic music. I give it a 7 out of 10.
Philip J.
Saturday, 06 Jun 2020 16:39

I feel that this documentary is an all-time classic. It is a story about a very complicated relationship, the story of a musician who made a breakthrough, and the story of a group of very talented people. As a music lover, I also think that it is important to see the passion of the people who performed in the film. It was very touching. I love how it reminded me of my favorite music! I think that it is a movie that you can easily watch over and over again, because it's so beautiful. I also think that the end of the movie, the very emotional scene, was very moving. I felt a sense of relief when I saw that a man was able to feel the love of his girlfriend. And I loved the movie as a movie. It is an incredible movie that I will definitely watch again! I think that the soundtrack is great and the songs are also very unique. This is a great movie and I am very glad that I have a copy.
Kathleen Stanley
Saturday, 06 Jun 2020 10:43

This is a great film. It shows how life is and how the world is. It is about the AIDS epidemic in Spain. Some of the people interviewed are the victims of the epidemic. They talk about their experiences and their fears. It is quite touching. If you like films about the AIDS epidemic, you will enjoy this one. If you don't like films about the AIDS epidemic, you won't like this one.
Gary
Friday, 05 Jun 2020 12:42

This movie is not a "memorable" movie, but it is a very good and interesting one. The best part of the movie is the dance numbers. The musical scenes are very good. The concept of the movie is very interesting and original. The songs are very nice. I give it 8 stars because the movie is very good. If you are interested in a movie about idols, watch it.
Mary R.
Tuesday, 02 Jun 2020 12:30

A new documentary about the tragic events surrounding the appearance of Atraco and also the film itself is quite an eye-opener for me. The documentary was made by the director himself, and all the cast and crew spoke about their experience and their hopes for the future. It's good to know that there are still people out there who can make documentaries like this. The director said that he is now also a film student and is trying to learn more about film and its importance. Also, the documentary talks about the true story behind the film. The plot is very complex, and it involves the most unexpected events. It's just the way that some things happened was so unexpected that it was almost scary. I think that the best part of the documentary is that it is based on the real story. There are some people who were involved and helped to make this documentary. It is very well made, and very well worth seeing.
Scott C.
Tuesday, 02 Jun 2020 06:33

Don't get me wrong, the music was not bad, and yes it was nice to see people actually sing along to the songs. But the dancing was so so. It was very stereotypical. Like all of the dancing routines were choreographed with the same camera angle over and over again. And I'm sorry, but the dancing was simply boring and non-authentic. I think the music in this movie is a very good choice, but it was put there for the sake of the dancing. There was no soul in the songs, and the dancing was very bland. I just wanted to see the movie for myself, and I was very disappointed. I would not recommend this movie, and I will not see it again.
William H.
Friday, 29 May 2020 08:21

A good documentary about a band of the 60's, and they were really cool. Anyway, it was really fun to watch the old video and this is not a documentary about the band. It is about how a band who are in the rock era are very sad and sad because they do not have the fame that they deserve. To make a long story short, a lot of people were really sad and sad, but still they are proud that they are a band that are really cool. So this movie is really interesting and is worth watching, even if you are not a fan of the band.
Christine
Sunday, 24 May 2020 02:50

Great film on the black and white movie theatre. I would have liked it to have gone longer, but that's the only drawback. The film is very well done. It is about the subject matter of the movie and not the performer. The audience members in the cinema were not the audience members on the screen. I will say, this film was very well done and the video quality was superb. If you have the chance to see this film, I highly recommend it. It is an excellent movie to see. It is well worth the price of the ticket.
Amanda
Saturday, 16 May 2020 06:16

It is a good thing that the documentary film about the incredible experience of Franco's Spanish Civil War is in Spanish, because it is, at times, difficult to hear the Spanish voices and understand the meanings of the images. I like this Spanish narration because it helps to clarify some of the confusing and confusing images. Another great advantage is that, during the interviews with the participants, the narration is not so confusing because the interviews are with the same people. Also, the interviews are in a language that is so close to Spanish that I could understand the Spanish by listening to it. This makes the viewer, as the filmmaker, feel closer to the people he is talking with, and his understanding of them. The documentaries are really good and I think they deserve an 8 out of 10.
Sara K.
Saturday, 16 May 2020 03:49

In this documentary, you will learn how Manuela Aznar, daughter of a Dominican family, moved to the United States with her parents, a young son, and her younger sister. Aznar and her mother are fascinated by music, and are beginning to learn how to play. She begins to develop her musical skills and become a jazz singer. She has to overcome obstacles, including the need to be accepted by her family. She has to overcome the prejudice of her family, who want her to leave the country and follow the family traditions. She meets and falls in love with a Dominican boy, whom she falls in love with at first sight. Aznar tries to adapt to her new life in the United States, and is inspired to pursue her dream. This film is a great introduction to the world of music.
Wayne Alexander
Friday, 08 May 2020 03:54

This film was amazing. I never knew what to expect. But from the first time I saw it I was hooked. The film was great, and it was great for everyone. It really was about love, it was about being yourself, and about discovering your feelings and accepting them. It was also about not letting anyone bother you, it was about loving everyone. It was about discovering your own individuality and your own feelings. This is definitely a must see film.
Margaret
Wednesday, 22 Apr 2020 04:31

This is the second time that I've watched this film and the first time I've seen it as a big-screen. While I did enjoy this film as a movie, I also enjoyed it for what it is: a documentary. As such, I was hoping for a more direct narrative approach to the film's content. That is, to learn more about the historical figures, stories, and music. However, this film was a little uneven in how the stories were presented and what I learned from them. For example, the "About the Director" video was a bit uninteresting and I would have liked to learn more about the director. However, the "About the Song" video was far more interesting and I could tell that the director was really into his subject matter. I also enjoyed the fact that there was not a "bad guy" in the film. I didn't feel like the director would try to push himself as a bad guy because of some of the negative reviews that the film received. Another thing I would have liked to know more about was the director's inspiration for making the film. I felt that he would have told a better story about the history of the film and the whole "collective" mentality of people. Overall, this was a decent documentary on the subject and I can see how it can appeal to a wide audience.
Jordan W.
Tuesday, 21 Apr 2020 19:04

I'm going to start by saying that I'm a huge fan of Mexican cinema, particularly of what is now considered to be "New Wave" cinema. Since I'm Mexican, it's not really my cup of tea. I'm not a fan of the "Oscar-worthy" movies, I don't want them to show up in my house on DVD. I don't care for "guest-stars" and I don't really care for the "new" films that aren't worth seeing in the theaters. So when I saw that a documentary was being made about the history of this cinema, I wanted to see it. Now I'm a little more open-minded, and I'm starting to see a lot of the films that were there in the '70s and '80s. I started watching this documentary a few days ago, and I thought it was pretty well done. I'm glad that they weren't all trying to paint a rosy picture of the Mexican film industry. I think some of the people interviewed were extremely harsh towards the Mexican films. I also liked the fact that they talked about the other side of the coin, the United States films. I'm glad that they didn't try to glamorize the US film industry, because they probably would've gone over the top and given the documentary a bad name. I think this documentary was very well done, and I was surprised at how much I enjoyed it. I really liked the idea that they did this documentary, even if it was just to look at films of Mexican cinema that weren't well-known. The interviews were really insightful and, although it's not a great documentary, it was a very enjoyable and very entertaining documentary. It's easy to get lost in the world of Mexican cinema, and this documentary was really good at showing a lot of the films that were popular in the '70s and '80s. I think this documentary is very much worth watching.
Keith
Tuesday, 21 Apr 2020 17:49

I really enjoyed this documentary. I've always liked cinema, and most of my favorite films have been silent films. I've also always been interested in film theory and had a good grasp of film history. My wife and I were looking forward to watching this documentary, but we had heard so much about the film that we were anxious to see it. We both were pleased that we decided to see it. I liked the way that the film kept moving and that the shots were interesting and intriguing. I also liked the way that the narrative flow was well presented, with little leaps and turns. I thought the narration by Richard Linklater was well done. I thought that the documentary gave good information on the film and provided interesting facts and details about it. I thought that the information provided was helpful, and that it helped to support the film. I also thought that the information was accurate, which is very important for a film like this. I thought that the information provided was good, and that it helped to support the film. This documentary was a good film, and I think that it was one that you should see.
Terry L.
Tuesday, 21 Apr 2020 04:04

So I just saw this at the Toronto Film Festival, and I was so blown away by it. It is a celebration of the art of Cuban film, in its full swing, and all of the great moments are re-enacted by the artists involved. The movie is an intimate look at the entire Cuban film industry, from the smallest beginnings of a movie, to the big awards ceremonies that feature the best in the world. I was very surprised by this movie. The creators are not actors. They are actual artists who made the film as they saw fit. The "script" is very straight forward. If you are interested in Cuban film, this is a must see. If you are not, it is still very good. It is a very entertaining movie, but it is a movie about Cuba, not about the films themselves.
Christina Estrada
Tuesday, 21 Apr 2020 00:28

A friend of mine suggested to watch this film because it was on HBO, but my decision was immediately reversed. I was hooked from the first minute. It's hard to say anything bad about it, because the story is fascinating and the pacing is perfect. My favorite part of the movie is when the narrator tells the story of the dying song, "Cha quien esta," or "It's Alright." It's so emotional and so powerful that I can't stop crying. If you're looking for a moving, yet visually stunning film, this is the one for you.
Karen
Monday, 20 Apr 2020 23:10

I first saw the film when I was 14 years old. The music and the story caught my attention right away. As a teenager, I had to get the soundtrack and bought the soundtrack, which I still own. I heard the film before, but only briefly. But it was a revelation to see it again. I liked it, I liked it, I liked it. I went to see it again in a theatre last night, and it still makes me cry every time. I like the fact that it doesn't have any sort of narrative, it just follows the story of a single girl, with all the different moments in her life. I also like the fact that it is not a fairy tale, it is real life, it's not a fantasy. The story is not something we should be ashamed of, it's something we should be proud of. So if you liked the film, you should probably see it again.
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