The Acrobat

Year: 1976

Runtime: 101 mins

Language: French

Director: Jean-Daniel Pollet

Comedy

Leon, a bathhouse attendant, unexpectedly discovers a fierce passion for tango that begins to reshape his world. He becomes enamored with Fumée, a young, striking prostitute, and together they form a dancing duo, entering and competing in tango contests while their romance deepens.

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