Tango Shalom

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Tango Shalom

PG-13

2021

1h 55m

Comedy

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Moshe Yehuda (Jos Laniado), a Hasidic Rabbi and amateur Hora dancer, enters a big televised Tango competition to save his Hebrew school from bankruptcy. There is only one problem: due to his orthodox religious beliefs, he is not allowed to touch a woman! At odds with his wife and five kids, the Grand Rabbi of his orthodox sect, and Moshe's entire Hasidic community in Crown Heights, Brooklyn, Moshe is forced to ask a Catholic priest, a Muslim imam, and a Sikh holy man for advice. Together, they hash out a plan to help Moshe dance in the Tango contest "without sacrificing his sacred beliefs, setting in motion a fun, passionate dance movie. Heart-pumping and heartwarming, "TANGO SHALOM" tests the bonds of family and community, and the bounds of tolerance and faith.

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Rachel Wagner

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12/01/2021

7/10

A sweet heart-warming story with a message of faith, acceptance and tolerance. I enjoyed it and think you will too.

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Andrea Beach

Common Sense Media

11/03/2021

3/5

This faith-based comedy has a good heart with its lively, sometimes funny look at a man from an interesting culture that's not often seen in movies.

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Anne Brodie

What She Said

10/29/2021

Tango Shalom's fun, bold, and with rich talents from the old school of comedy and theatre.

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Dennis Schwartz

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10/08/2021

C+

The film is charming but slight.

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Carla Hay

Culture Mix

09/16/2021

With not enough dancing and too many bad jokes, Tango Shalom is filled with cringeworthy acting and shallow clichés about religions and ethnicities. This movie about a tango contest ultimately devalues the dance rehearsals.

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Liam Lacey

Original Cin

09/10/2021

B-minus

Tango Shalom is silly interfaith fun, if heavy on the schmaltz.

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@RT60411270 09/15/2022

I thought this was great! what didchu all think about it!?

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@Ahmed8128181811 08/23/2022

worth almost every shekel!

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01/24/2022

A bit of an uneven start but the movie really picks up with genuinely funny scenes, a compelling story, and an unexpected but satisfying ending. Very much worth watching, and Lainie Kazan is low-key hilarious.

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01/23/2022

I loved Tango Shalom! This movie was so refreshing and just really made me root for them by the end. I think everyone should see this because it is so positive and it's the kind of movie you can watch again, especially once the dancing starts you really want to see them get their dream!

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01/11/2022

In addition to being a fun family comedy, it had real depth and dealt with religion and faith with great respect.

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01/07/2022

This was a great way of promoting interfaith unity through a comedic platform. I was a bit surprised to find out later, that this was the first film in history to be promoted by the U.N.'s very own UNESCO and the Parliament of World Religions. I hope this gives birth to an entire new genre, and we see more content like this in the future!

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Moshe Yehuda (Jos Laniado), a Hasidic Rabbi and amateur Hora dancer, enters a big televised Tango competition to save his Hebrew school from bankruptcy. There is only one problem: due to his orthodox religious beliefs, he is not allowed to touch a woman! At odds with his wife and five kids, the Grand Rabbi of his orthodox sect, and Moshe's entire Hasidic community in Crown Heights, Brooklyn, Moshe is forced to ask a Catholic priest, a Muslim imam, and a Sikh holy man for advice. Together, they hash out a plan to help Moshe dance in the Tango contest "without sacrificing his sacred beliefs, setting in motion a fun, passionate dance movie. Heart-pumping and heartwarming, "TANGO SHALOM" tests the bonds of family and community, and the bounds of tolerance and faith.

Director: Gabriel Bologna
Producer: Jos Laniado, Claudio Laniado, Gabriel Bologna, Joseph Bologna, Zizi Bologna, Jordi Caballero, Joel Zwick, Robert Meyer Burnett
Screenwriter: Joseph Bologna, Claudio Laniado, Jos Laniado
Distributor: Vision Films
Production Co: Convivencia Forever Films
Rating: PG-13 (Some Suggestive Material|Brief Drug Use)
Genre: Comedy
Original Language: English
Release Date (Theaters): Sep 3, 2021, Limited
Release Date (Streaming): Oct 29, 2021
Box Office (Gross USA): $102.7K
Runtime: 1h 55m
Aspect Ratio: Scope (2.35:1)

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