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Tangos, the Exile of Gardel ()

El exilio de Gardel: Tangos (original title)
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Some Argentinians, exiled in Paris, decide to put on a tango-ballet, dedicated to Carlos Gardel, a legendary Argentinian tango star.

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Mariana
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Pierre
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Juan Dos
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Florence
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Jean-Marie
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Gerardo
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Ana
Gabriela Toscano ...
Maria / Young Dancer
Nora Codina ...
Solo Dancer / Nucleo Danza
Guillermo Altamirano ...
Solo Dancer / Nucleo Danza (as G. Altamirano, German Altamirano)
Robert Thomas ...
Solo Dancer
Manon Hotte ...
Solo Dancer
Gloria Arquimbau ...
Solo Dancer (as Gloria et Eduardo)
Eduardo Arquimbau ...
Solo Dancer (as Gloria et Eduardo)
Ines Sanguinetti ...
Solo Dancer
Nucleo Danza ...
Ballet
Michel Etcheverry ...
San Martin
Claude Melki ...
Discepolo
Gregorio Manzur ...
Carlos Gardel
Leonor Galindo ...
Alicia
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Dr. Figueroa
Jorge Six ...
Miseria
Guillermo Nuñez ...
El Negro
Mirta Camedeiros ...
Alcira (as Mirta Ca-Medeiros)
Delia Bermejo ...
Susana
Norma Guevara ...
Concepción
Catherine Laborde ...
Nathalie
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Céline
Béatrice Jacobs ...
Arlette
Óscar Castro ...
El Social
Lorena Gelso ...
Manuela
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El Sindicalista
Emilio Cedrón ...
Carlitos
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Madre
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Cool
Vittoria Solinas ...
Flavia
Cristina Rivas
Ivan Frydlewsky
Michel Batilliet
Jean Gouley
Daniel Capuano-Blasco
Alain Legrix
Luis Carminio
Antoine Mosin
Bernard Danjoin
Alberto Neuman
Gérard Dubois
Omar Pini
Sylvie Folgoas ...
(as Sylvia Folgoas)
Cécile Ricard
Victoria Solarz
Oscar Righi
Vincent Barraud ...
Young Dancer
Xavier Kuentz ...
Young Dancer
Roser Montllo ...
Young Dancer
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Nucleo Danza
Eduardo Millan ...
Nucleo Danza
Oskar Ramírez ...
Nucleo Danza
Omar Claudio Sosa ...
Nucleo Danza
Sandra Halpern ...
Nucleo Danza
Alejandra Trincavelli ...
Nucleo Danza
Rest of cast listed alphabetically:
Nèstor Roldán ...
Mimo (uncredited)

Directed by

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Fernando E. Solanas

Written by

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Fernando E. Solanas ... (screenplay)
 
Djamila Olivessi ... (screenplay assistance)

Produced by

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V. Diaz Amo ... associate producer
Envar El Kadri ... executive producer
Mario Marchioli ... assistant producer
Fernando E. Solanas ... executive producer

Music by

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Astor Piazzolla

Cinematography by

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Félix Monti

Editing by

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Luis César D'Angiolillo ... (as Cesar D'Angiolillo)
Jacques Gaillard

Editorial Department

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Enrique Angeleri ... trainee editor
Laura Bua ... assistant editor
Elida Inés Cederma ... assistant editor (as Inés Cederma)
Danielle Fillios ... assistant editor
Michele Lachaise ... colorist
Anne-Marie Lhote ... assistant editor (as Anne-Marie L'Hote)
Annie Marciniak ... trainee editor
Marcela Saenz ... assistant editor
Santiago Thevenet ... trainee editor
Catherine Trouillet ... trainee editor

Production Design by

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Luis Diego Pedreira
Jimmy Vansteenkiste

Art Direction by

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Fernando E. Solanas ... (uncredited)

Costume Design by

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Luis Diego Pedreira
Judy Shrewsbury

Makeup Department

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Cédric Chami ... makeup artist
Nathalie Dubois ... assistant special effects makeup
Alain Folgoas ... special makeup effects artist
Pascale Lites ... assistant makeup artist
Catalina Mena ... makeup artist
Marta Roig ... hair stylist
Roberto Salvia ... hair stylist trainee

Production Management

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Fernando Cubero ... unit production manager
Luc Jacquet ... trainee production manager
Maud Malchiodi ... production secretary
Alain Mayor ... production manager
Dolly Pussi ... assistant production manager
Sophie Ravard ... unit production manager
Alexandru Riosanu ... assistant production manager
Jose Rodriguez ... assistant production manager
Sabina Sigler ... executive in charge of production
Fabián Silbert ... trainee production manager (as Fabien Silbert)
Jean-Marc Tostivint ... assistant production manager
Louis Wipf ... production manager

Second Unit Director or Assistant Director

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Rodolfo Arce ... trainee assistant director
Isabelle Delage ... trainee assistant director
Teo Kofman ... first assistant director (as Teo Koffman)
Gaspar Noé ... second assistant director
Serge Onteniente ... second assistant director (as Serge Boutleroff)
Ana Poliak ... second assistant director
Juan Solanas ... trainee assistant director
Patrick Santiago Meunier ... third assistant director (uncredited)

Art Department

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Eduardo Capilla ... set designer
Françoise Frugier ... creator: latex model
Frédéric Léotard ... set designer
Denis Mercier ... set designer
Henri Moisan ... property master
Hermenegildo Sabat ... painter
Tomás Sánchez ... assistant art director
Tomás Sánchez ... set designer

Sound Department

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Paul Bertault ... sound mixer
Patrice Grisolet ... sound editor
Jérôme Lévy ... foley artist
Jean Minondo ... sound assistant
Adrien Nataf ... sound (as Adrian Nataf)
Jonathan Liebling ... foley artist (uncredited)
Javier Salinas ... adr recordist (uncredited)

Special Effects by

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Ruben Costa ... special effects
Jean-François Cousson ... special effects
Philippe Margottin ... special effects

Visual Effects by

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Juani Bousquet ... digital restoration technician

Camera and Electrical Department

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Sergio Avello ... grip
Eric Baraillon ... electrician
Philippe Barillet ... electrician
Jean-Pierre Baronsky ... electrician
Frederic Baudry ... grip
Renaud Cayla ... second assistant camera
Juan Carlos Flores ... grip
Michel Garçon ... groupman
Alejandro Gobello ... electrician
Oscar A. Hansen ... electrician (as Oscar Hansen)
Jean Hennau ... grip
Mario Irza ... grip (as Mario Inza)
Aldo Lobótrico ... camera operator
Luis Moreno ... electrician
Victor Nieva ... electrician
Atilio Pascual ... second assistant camera
René Pequignot ... grip
Tessa Racine ... camera operator: Second unit
Juan Reyna ... grip (as Juan Martin Reyna)
Juan Ángel Urrozola ... still photographer (as Juan Angel Urruzola)
Michel Venot ... grip
Juan Carlos Yeregui ... electrician
Luis Álvarez ... electrician
Susana Mule ... still photographer (uncredited)

Casting Department

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France Arnaud ... extras casting

Costume and Wardrobe Department

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Jean Barthet ... hats: Marie Laforet
Maria Certanin ... costumer
Roberto García ... costumer
Mireille Gauron ... costumer
Catherine Pugét ... dresses: Marina Vlady

Music Department

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Quinteto Astor Piazzolla ... musician
José Luis Castiñeira de Dios ... musical consultant / songs by
Fernando E. Solanas ... songs by

Script and Continuity Department

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Lizzie Otero ... script supervisor (as Elisabeth Otero)
Bénédicte Kermadec ... script supervisor (uncredited)

Additional Crew

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Adolfo Andrade ... choreographer
Estela Arcos ... tango instructor
Margarita Bali ... choreographer
Sylvie Balland ... administrator
Jozef Bellekens ... dance assistant: Paris
Daniel Bisogni ... administration trainee
Daniel Ferrand ... administration trainee
Helba Ferreira ... press relations: Buenos-Aires
Simon Mizrahi ... press relations: Paris
Gérald Molto ... administrator (as Gerald Molto)
Djamila Olivessi ... scenario assistant / screenplay translator
Roberto Schroeder ... administrator
Susana Tambutti ... choreographer
Robert Thomas ... choreographer

Thanks

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Aline Dumonet ... thanks
Yilmaz Güney ... dedicatee
Patrick Lemarie ... dedicatee
Albert Levy ... thanks
Ballets Georges Reich ... thanks (as Georges Rech)
Bertrand Tavernier ... thanks
Crew believed to be complete

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Storyline

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Plot Summary

In the sorrow of exile, a group of Argentinians in Paris seek solace and connection to their culture by staging a set of tangos. The film alternates between their vibrant rehearsals and their circumscribed lives in low-rent apartments, underemployed, fitfully communicating with families back home, trying to make do with what they hope are only temporary arrangements in a foreign land. Written by

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Also Known As
  • Tangos, l'exil de Gardel (Argentina)
  • Tangos, el exilio de Gardel (Argentina)
  • Tangos: l'exil de Gardel (France)
  • Tangos, the Exile of Gardel (United States)
  • Argentin tangó (Hungary)
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  • 119 min
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Did You Know?

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Trivia Official submission of Argentina for the 'Best Foreign Language Film' category of the 59th Academy Awards in 1987. See more »
Movie Connections Featured in Havana Report (1986). See more »
Soundtracks Tangos de Papel See more »

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