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Tango Libre

Tango Libre

by Frédéric Fonteyne
 

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A love square in prison

Review: Tango libre

A love square in prison

Frédéric Fonteyne is back in Venice with Tango Libre, a variation on a love square in which he works again with Sergi López and Jan Hamenecker, and for the first time with François Damiens. 

“It’s becoming very difficult for me to make the films that I love”

Interview: Frédéric Fonteyne • Director

“It’s becoming very difficult for me to make the films that I love”

Belgian director Frédéric Fonteyne tells us about Tango Libre, his fourth film that has been selected for the Orizzonti competition at the upcoming 69th Venice Film Festival 

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original title: Tango Libre
country: Belgium, Luxembourg, France
sales agent: Playtime
year: 2012
directed by: Frédéric Fonteyne
screenplay: Anne Paulicevich, Philippe Blasband
cast: François Damiens, Anne Paulicevich, Sergi López, Jan Hamenecker

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Biennale di Venezia 2012Orizzonti, Special Jury Prize
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