{"id":7189,"date":"2016-11-27T10:23:19","date_gmt":"2016-11-27T09:23:19","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/endretango.com\/en\/tang-filmek-i-resz\/"},"modified":"2021-04-29T23:48:23","modified_gmt":"2021-04-29T21:48:23","slug":"argentine-tango-movies-part-i","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/endretango.com\/en\/argentine-tango-movies-part-i\/","title":{"rendered":"Argentine Tango Movies Part I. (1921 – 1992)"},"content":{"rendered":"

Movies all tanguer@s should watch or at least know about!<\/p>\n

The following article briefly summarizes movies dealing with argentine tango from 1921.<\/strong> Due to the amount of movies associated with tango, the least important ones are omitted, such as “Tango” from 1933 with Libertad Lamarque, Pepe Arias Tita Merello; or the Norwegian “Soldier of Orange” from 1977.
\nHope you’ll enjoy the movies! :)<\/p>\n

Part I. : 1921 – 1992<\/h3>\n

\"Az<\/a>The Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse, 1921<\/h3>\n

Director:<\/strong> Rex Ingram<\/p>\n

Cast:<\/strong>
\nRudolph Valentino (Julio Desnoyers), Alice Terry (Marguerite Lurier), Pomeroy Cannon (Madariaga, the Centaur)<\/p>\n

Plot:
\n<\/strong>Argentine landowner Julio Madariaga treats his land as if it was paradise. His daughters marry a German and a Frenchman, the latter being openly favoured by Madariaga. As the war approaches family ties result in growing tension..<\/p>\n

Tango<\/strong>:
\nJulio Madariaga’s grandson leads a lecherous life in Buenos Aires. In the famous tango-scene, a couple is dancing tango.\u00a0 Julio, following a quarrel starts dancing with the woman. Their dance receives an applause, and she ends up sitting in his lap. This is the sixth most popular silent film.<\/p>\n