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I am very impressed by the woman/director who had the courage to bring this movie into reality. I love the choice of black and white and slowly skipp colour, or use it at very special moments.

Sally Potter made it possible to share with us the intimacy of dance, of creative life, of being part of a process of which you do not have control, like in tango.

There are rather complex structures in this type of dance and also in making a movie. Like a director needs money and a lot of equipment and talented people to make a movie, but somehow Sally dances tango and dances with the flow of making a movie too. It all has its natural flow. She was also very courageous to be part of the process by learning to dance the tango herself.

I do love the macho-pride part of Pablo Veron, the part that she exposes broadly. (which is so rooted in the tango and south american danceworld) He is using the light to be excellent in his work! The whole team is dedicated. This was a surprising and heart-felt movie.

This series shows the best way to apply science: to connect. The reporter is a funny, enthousiastic simple looking man with great lines of text. The images are both beautiful and funny. The science-people, globally working together, are astonishing. I love the theme ' connected'

Never I saw a movie in which theater and movie, combined with musical and concert, were so cleverly combined. The story, ofcourse, is not easy to digest for modern women. We feel sortie for the way women were kept like birds in golden cages. And some still experience this. So women might have difficulty to watch it. Still it is the way it was. The actors are great theaterplayers in the way they use their texts, and great movieactors in the way they move and use tiny expressions. The director and the persons of the overall vision behind it are genius,'. One has to be such, for the story has been told so many times already.