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Two To Tango

Available online: 23/03/2024
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Director Dimitri Sterkens
Choreographer Anibal Lautaro
Belgium 2021
18 minutes
spanish
Twaalf wereldleiders komen bijeen en dansen een dodelijke tango.

Synopsis

Twelve world leaders assemble in a war room to play a game on life and death in which they have to dance tango. Last man standing.

This film is part of the online program but is not accessible on the territory of Belgium.

This film is currently not available.

Twelve world leaders assemble in a war room to play a game on life and death in which they have to dance tango. Last man standing.

This film is part of the online program but is not accessible on the territory of Belgium.

Full credits

Section
Competition Shorts and International Short Film Competition
Director
Dimitri Sterkens
Choreographer
Anibal Lautaro
Production countries
Belgium
Production year
2021
Duration
18 minutes
Producer
Xavier Rombaut ( Polar Bear)
Distribution
L'Agence belge du court-métrage

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