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TWO TO TANGO

Stakes run high in “TWO TO TANGO,” as twelve world leaders assemble to play a power game from which only one will come out alive.

A war room is the arena for a high-stakes dance to the death in “TWO TO TANGO.” The passion and intimacy of tango take on new power dynamics in a game of survival between twelve world leaders. In this dark fantasy, unlikely partners press their bodies together through three rounds of tense dancing and frenzied gun fights. Who will be left standing?

“TWO TO TANGO” received SFDFF’s 2024 Best Narrative Dance Film award.

Film Details:

Director: Dimitri Sterkens
Choreographer: Anibal Lautaro
(Belgium, 2022) 18:26 minutes
Narrative
  • Narrative, Short
  • Latin / Ballroom / Social
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