12 Tangos: Return Ticket to Buenos Aires
Brief Synopsis
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The film's main attention focuses on the 71-year-old professional tango dancer Roberto Tonet, the 20-year-old dancer Marcela Maiola and the four children of Yolanda Zubieta. Roberto lost his savings during the banking crisis, his dancing partner Marcela is preparing her emigration to France. Yolanda
Cast & Crew
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Arne Birkenstock
Director
Arne Birkenstock
Screenplay
Arne Birkenstock
Producer
Thomas Springer
Producer
Helmut G Weber
Producer
Film Details
Genre
Documentary
Release Date
2005
Distribution Company
24 Bilder; Kinostar
Technical Specs
Duration
1h 29m
Synopsis
The film's main attention focuses on the 71-year-old professional tango dancer Roberto Tonet, the 20-year-old dancer Marcela Maiola and the four children of Yolanda Zubieta. Roberto lost his savings during the banking crisis, his dancing partner Marcela is preparing her emigration to France. Yolanda Zubieta also travels to Europa in order to earn money for the mortgage on their modest home. Thus, the 11-year-old Fabiana now lives alone with her three brothers and sisters. The film shows the farewell of the mother and how her kids manage to live by themselves.
Director
Arne Birkenstock
Director
Film Details
Genre
Documentary
Release Date
2005
Distribution Company
24 Bilder; Kinostar
Technical Specs
Duration
1h 29m
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Miscellaneous Notes
Released in Germany December 8, 2005
Released in Germany December 8, 2005
