Dancer Upstairs (2002)
Année de sortie: 2002
Nation: Spain, United States
Alternative Title: The Dancer Upstairs, Sendero de sangre, Guerrilha Sem Face, La danse de l'oubli, Der Obrist und die Tänzerin
Réalisateur: John Malkovich
Writer: Nicholas Shakespeare
Production & Genre
Producteur: Producer: Andrés Vicente Gómez, John Malkovich
Executive Producer: Lianne Halfon, Russell Smith
Sociétés: Atresmedia, Fox Searchlight Pictures, Lolafilms, Mr. Mudd, Vía Digital
Genre: Drama, Film Based On Literature, Political Film, Romance, Thriller
Budget: N/A
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Mots-clés
Mots-clés: american, anarchist, ballet, dancer, detective, fascist, government, guerilla, male frontal nudity, male pubic hair, murder of a teenage girl, operation condor, police, police detective, reference to pubic hair, revolution, revolutionary, screenplay adapted by author, tv news, watching a video
Histoire
Detective Agustin Rejas is relentlessly pursuing Ezequiel, a guerrilla leader inciting revolution against their unnamed Latin American country's fascist government. Amidst this turmoil, Rejas finds solace in his family and especially Yolanda, his daughter's ballet teacher, whom he falls in love with. However, Yolanda might be more entangled in the political chaos than she initially appears, threatening both Rejas' personal life and his pursuit of justice.
Résumé
Dancer Upstairs (2002), directed by John Malkovich, is a drama-thriller set in an unnamed Latin American country during political unrest. The film revolves around Detective Agustin Rejas, who struggles to maintain his sense of self-respect and familial joy amidst the brutal revolution led by Ezequiel. While the narrative primarily focuses on Rejas' pursuit of justice and his complex relationship with Yolanda, it also explores themes of love, corruption, and the elusive nature of truth in troubled societies.
