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Ariel: Back to Buenos Aires (2022)
Masterful movement and full of family complexity
Beautifully shot, compelling character story, with a backdrop of tantalizing Tango choreography.
From North America to Argentina, we follow the lives of siblings Davie and Diana, we learn how their family history come into question. Both brother and sister have their own views, wants they need to explore in Buenos Aries (Good Air), and we follow their individual journeys.
With a backdrop of Tango clubs as a source for revealing their true inner feelings, they explore their own identities and begin on an emotional rollercoaster ride. We learn of the 'disappeared' during Argentina's dictatorship of 1970-80s.
Alison Murray's direction, pulls out believable acting skills and superb detailed choreographic cinematography.
A visual/aural treat to watch/listen.