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I recommend one. A touch of love, an inspirational film from the revolutionary period, and a lot of dance scenes, very beautiful!

"Title: Dirty Dancing: Havana"

Also translated: Dirty Dancing 2: Havana Nights

English title: Dirty Dancing: Havana Nights

Director: Guy Ferland

Starring: Ramona Garai Romola Garai

Diego Luna

Rene Lavan

January Jones

John Slattery

Ramp ;B singer Mya

Screenwriter: Victoria Arch

Ronald Bass

Type: Romance/Drama/Music /Performing Arts

Rating: PG-13 (Sexually Provocative)

Length: 86 minutes

Distributor: Artisan Entertainment

Release date: February 27, 2004 (more regions)

An affair with a handsome Spanish dancing guy

In November 1958, in Havana, the capital of Cuba, the story begins Happened here. 18-year-old Katie Mill (Ramona Gray) is a traditional American girl who enjoys the life around her while dreaming of meeting romantic love in a foreign country. Katie is very curious about other countries. She used to hope to travel to Spain. Although she did not go to Spain, she followed her father, who is responsible for the sales of Chrysler Automobile Company in South America, to the charming capital of Cuba, Havana.

Havana, full of South American style, everything here feels extremely new to Katie, and she enjoys all the happiness to the fullest. At the Ocean Hotel where she and her parents stayed, Katie liked to attend the dance party held every night in the hotel lobby. Her dancing was more beautiful than all the girls there, which made her feel very proud and happy...

Because of dancing, I fall in love

The rich Latin style and dance love of "Love in Havana" make people intoxicated. The charm exuded by the film is the same as its 1987 original "Dance 17". The combination of crazy dance and lustful love turns into a seductive dance of lingering tenderness. The movie "Dancing 17" 7 years ago tells the story of a 17-year-old girl who fell in love with a rebellious dance teacher while on vacation in a country town in 1963. After the film was released, it immediately attracted people with its erotic dance. It became a dark horse at the box office that year, and more than 20 million viewers walked into the cinema to experience this story of a dancer's passionate love.

Dance can allow emotions that are difficult to express in words to be expressed through the body, especially for Cubans who are not good at words. This was the idea of ??the producers when filming this sequel dance film. When we dance, the connection between male and female dancers is not only the freedom of the body, but also the pleasure of expressing with the body. I found that I could jump into any position I wanted, regardless of others, it was my body and personality.

Four kinds of dance: hotel amp; underground amp; ballroom amp; street alley

Professional dancer Jona Jensen was invited by the crew to serve as the dance director of the film. Four dance movement styles are designed for different dance scenes, bringing four different visual enjoyments to the audience. In the high-end Emperor Nightclub, the dance style she designed was step-by-step, more traditional and clichéd, like an aristocratic dance for social purposes only.

In the underground clubs of Havana, she designed obscene and obscene dances based on her life experience in Cuba, highlighting the primitive wildness and the emergence of desire.

As for the dance held shortly after the start of "Love in Havana", the dance of a group of American girls, she designed it in a rock style to show the youthful charm of these happy girls. In addition, dancer Joanna sets background music for those dances that occur impromptuly in the streets and squares of Havana at any time, so that these dances can express the joy of life and the joy of the body...

Dance amp; Music: Cuban Style Painting

In Cuba, where musical geniuses and legends were born, music is the root of their culture. While influencing this nation, it also brings happiness to people all over the world with the charm of Latin style. This was once a temple of jazz music. Dance is more like the blood of Cuban culture, where the emotional Latin dance and the joyful chirp dance were once born. Movies about Cuban music, such as "The Arturo Sandoval Story" which tells the story of the legendary jazz performer, and "Buena Vista Social", a documentary about old Cuban musicians, are shot in the camera And the unique Cuban style under the picture remains in our memory.