Tango on Film: Fermin Screens this Saturday; A poetic journey through music, memory, and madness.
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This Saturday at Ultimate Tango – Something a Little Different, and Somehow More Profound
🎬 A Rare Screening of Fermín – Glorias del Tango
This is Oliver Kolker’s first film - and it’s not something you can find online or stream. It’s not on Netflix. It’s not on YouTube.
This is your chance to see it - and feel it - with your tango family.
It tells the story of a psychiatric patient who speaks only through tango lyrics. Yes - only tango lyrics.
There’s a reason for that - a past that, in a strange and quiet way, mirrors something many of us carry.
But this isn’t just a film about trauma or healing.
It’s about:
💬 Tango as language
🕰 Tango as memory
🫀 Tango as survival
It shows you how tango can break you, lift you, and rebuild you.
It reminds you why we keep coming back to the embrace.
And within this deeply human story, you'll catch glimpses of those who shaped tango’s evolution the personality of Centipede dancing milonga, Chicho and Juana appearing at a milonga like it’s just any other night.
Moments that blur the line between past and future, art and reality.
I’ve seen this movie five times, and every time, I still cry.
I want you to experience it too - on this very special Easter weekend.
🕕 Fermín Screening Info
🎬 Starts at 6:15 PM, right after the practica
Come early, grab a glass of wine, settle in - and yes, bring tissues. (Cash or Venmo)
Your Saturday at Ultimate Tango:
💃 Che Tango Practica – 3:00–6:00 PM
🎬 Fermín Film Screening – 6:15 PM
This is your chance to experience Oliver Kolker’s mind and heart before he arrives in Boston next weekend with his second film and a full weekend of workshops.
Let’s make this Saturday one to remember.
See you there.
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🎟 Free for those attending Che Tango
🎟 $15 for one | $20 for two if you're coming just for the movie
Tango on Film: Fermin Screens this Saturday; A poetic journey through music, memory, and madness.
Anita Flejter UT New Location
Tango on Film: Fermin Screens this Saturday; A poetic journey through music, memory, and madness.
Anita Flejter UT New Location