Tango Shalom 2021
"Following your dreams can be rather unorthodox."
Gabriel Bologna's *Tango Shalom* (2021) blends comedy and heart in a spirited tale of faith, ambition, and the unlikeliest of partnerships.
Director: Gabriel Bologna
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is Tango Shalom (2021) about?
*Tango Shalom* follows a Rabbi who enters a Tango competition to save his school from financial ruin—despite Orthodox rules forbidding him from touching his dance partner. The film explores the clash between his deep-rooted faith and his newfound passion for dance, testing the bonds of family and community along the way.
Who directed Tango Shalom?
Tango Shalom was directed by Gabriel Bologna, bringing his unique vision to this blend of comedy and heartfelt storytelling.
Who stars in Tango Shalom?
The film stars Lainie Kazan, Renée Taylor, Joseph Bologna, Philip Anthony-Rodriguez, and Karina Smirnoff in key roles.
Is Tango Shalom (2021) worth watching?
With its lighthearted yet meaningful story, *Tango Shalom* (2021) offers a charming escape into a world where tradition meets ambition. Fans of quirky comedies with a touch of soul will find plenty to enjoy, even if it's not a blockbuster.
How long is Tango Shalom?
Tango Shalom runs for 115 minutes.
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About Tango Shalom (2021) — When a Rabbi tangos with destiny and tradition
Gabriel Bologna's *Tango Shalom* (2021) blends comedy and heart in a spirited tale of faith, ambition, and the unlikeliest of partnerships. Set against the glitz of the dance floor, this vibrant fable follows a devout Tango dancer—a Rabbi no less—as he teams up with an eager partner to enter a high-stakes competition. But with Orthodox tradition forbidding physical contact, their path to glory hinges on a clever workaround that puts his community's values to the test. Starring Lainie Kazan, Renée Taylor, and Joseph Bologna, the film dazzles with humor and warmth, weaving themes of sacrifice, family, and the power of community into every dazzling step.
With its infectious energy and touching undercurrents, *Tango Shalom* (2021) delivers more than just laughs—it's a celebration of stepping outside comfort zones while staying true to one's beliefs. Think *Fiddler on the Roof* meets *Strictly Ballroom*, served with a side of schmaltz and smarts, as the characters navigate love, legacy, and the art of compromise.