嘿，最近看了一部《探戈“沙洛姆”》，挺有意思的。导演把那种犹太家庭里吵吵闹闹又互相惦记的氛围拍得很真实，像咱平时跟亲戚聚餐似的，乱哄哄但特亲切。叙事节奏很轻快，没有硬塞说教，而是用一次次练舞的狼狈和教堂、会堂两边的反应来推进冲突。 ☻。片中那场老年角色僵硬地学习探戈步的桥段，没有廉价配乐烘托，全靠演员肢体语言里的局促与倔强撑起笑点——莱妮·卡赞和蕾妮·泰勒这对老搭档，连翻白眼都有精准的节奏感，比那些靠台词抖包袱的同类片子更耐咀嚼。他们的探戈跳得歪歪扭扭，但互相纠正舞步时的斗嘴比舞步本身还有看头——从谁踩了谁的脚，到该不该把《哈瓦那拉》混进犹太民乐，每个细节都透着街坊才有的亲昵。

　　In this all-star ensemble featuring MJFF alum and Golden Globe nominee Lainie Kazan, Academy Award nominee Renée Taylor (The Nanny, The Producers, How to Be A Latin Lover), and produced by Joel Zwick (My Big Fat Greek Wedding), a Hasidic Rabbi (Jos Laniado) struggles with his beliefs in order to realize his dream of dancing the tango. Moshe Yehuda, 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 principles, 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 compelled 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. An interfaith milestone, this film is also notable for being the first movie in history to be a joint collaboration between The Vatican, a Hasidic Synagogue, a Sikh Temple, and a Mosque. Winner of Best Independent Film at the Toronto Film Channel Awards, and Best Comedy & Best Actor at Montreal Independent Film Festival, Jaipur Critics Best Film.

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