Margarethe Doesn’t Want to be Seen Dancing
It is the European Middle Ages. Ana’s mother is out in the street and, for no apparent reason, has started to dance. Ana feels deeply humiliated by her mother’s unexplainable behavior. To make matters worse, her mother keeps dancing without stopping for several days, and eventually other people start joining her without giving any explanation. Mortifed by embarrassment, Ana and other teenagers in the village try everything to distance themselves from the adult dancers; but the grown-ups seem determined to make fools of themselves, and to carry everything along with them while landscape, plants, animals, and social roles seem to turn ridiculous as well.
Director: Gabriel Herrera Torres
Genre: History
Production: Cárcava Cine, Amondo Cine
Country: Mexico
Language: Español
Original Language: es
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Frequently Asked Questions
- What is Margarethe Doesn’t Want to be Seen Dancing about?
- It is the European Middle Ages. Ana’s mother is out in the street and, for no apparent reason, has started to dance. Ana feels deeply humiliated by her mother’s unexplainable behavior. To make matters worse, her mother keeps dancing without stopping for several days, and eventually other people start joining her without giving any explanation. Mortifed by embarrassment, Ana and other teenagers in the village try everything to distance themselves from the adult dancers; but the grown-ups seem determined to make fools of themselves, and to carry everything along with them while landscape, plants, animals, and social roles seem to turn ridiculous as well.
- Who directed Margarethe Doesn’t Want to be Seen Dancing?
- Margarethe Doesn’t Want to be Seen Dancing was directed by Gabriel Herrera Torres.
- What genre is Margarethe Doesn’t Want to be Seen Dancing?
- Margarethe Doesn’t Want to be Seen Dancing is a History film.
- Where was Margarethe Doesn’t Want to be Seen Dancing produced?
- Margarethe Doesn’t Want to be Seen Dancing was produced in Mexico.