Tango Argentino
(1992)
Country: Yugoslavia
Genre: Family Drama
Synopsis
A boy who is helping lonely, elderly people revives their urge to live and receives in return their love and understanding, which are not supplied by his parents.
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Cast
- Mija Aleksic
- Miki Manojlovic
- Nikola Zarkovic
(Nikola) - Milivoje Tomic
- Rahela Ferari
- Predrag Lakovic
- Ina Gogalova
- Carna Manojlovic
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Just stunning. Nikola (Nikola Zarkovic) has a father, mother and sister, all of whom seem self-absorbed and make little effort to relate to him. But he finds an emotional connection with the generation above his parents', and in return receives the love and affection he needs. The sheer beauty of this film is what really stands out. An emotionally truthful film about the ability of people to find meaning in their lives through tenderness and care for others, and the need to break down the barriers between people and between generations. The film also affirms the dignity of the elderly and the intrinsic worth of human life (in contrast to attitudes in the west, where society tends to view the elderly as a 'burden'). Nikola Zarkovic is just an extraordinarily wonderful and sensitive actor, an absolute joy to watch. Highly recommended.