Reviews for The Dancer Upstairs

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6.2 / 10 2h 12min

Crime Drama Romance Thriller

A police detective in a South American country is dedicated to hunting down a revolutionary guerilla leader.

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Review by user95054r7ei0s

Accomplished, intelligent & moving

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Review by user900vraey3lv

Marxist and Maoist revolutionary action turned terrorist

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Review by user60tozdopit

An impressive, deep, and finely constructed movie

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Review by user253mrpwzq6m

You must be able to dance in the political world!

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Review by user753qnoolwr3

A unique,innovative, & allegorical look at the roots of terrorism.

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Review by user771d8pczx5p

An Actor's Showcase and an Excellent Thriller

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Review by user2786vaaalxy

Bardem is great. Malkovich proves to be a masterful director

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Review by MysticMermaid

Good movie (especially for a first time director)

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Review by CrystalChameleon

Starts in Garcia Marquez territory to build up toward a Graham Greenesque finale

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Review by user963xzre1im8

A very interesting movie with a semi-political subject

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Review by user564r8ets7hm

Reviews for The Dancer Upstairs

Accomplished, intelligent & moving

Marxist and Maoist revolutionary action turned terrorist

An impressive, deep, and finely constructed movie

You must be able to dance in the political world!

A unique,innovative, & allegorical look at the roots of terrorism.

An Actor's Showcase and an Excellent Thriller

Bardem is great. Malkovich proves to be a masterful director

Good movie (especially for a first time director)

Starts in Garcia Marquez territory to build up toward a Graham Greenesque finale

A very interesting movie with a semi-political subject

Violence and repression in a nameless South American country, and a good cop in the middle.

A great directorial debut in a film of rare sociopolitical richness