Sara Baras

Sara Baras

Movies for Sara Baras...

J: Beyond Flamenco
Title: J: Beyond Flamenco
Released: October 7, 2016
Type: Movie
Captures the vivacity and charisma of the jota, a waltz-like castanet dance with its origins in the province of Aragon.
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The Great Illusion
Title: The Great Illusion
Character: Self
Released: May 20, 2016
Type: Movie
Known as "El Mago Pop," illusionist Antonio Díaz shocks and awes celebrities and bystanders around the world with his mind-blowing performances.
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The Nightingale and the Night. Chavela Vargas sings Lorca.
Title: The Nightingale and the Night. Chavela Vargas sings Lorca.
Character: Herself
Released: January 1, 2015
Type: Movie
Chavela Vargas and Federico García Lorca are the main characters of this story. Poetry and music are the places of their meetings. Chavela explains when he lived in the same room where Federico García Lorca lived decades ago, was visited by a bird that contained the soul of the Spanish poet. In her last year of life, Chavela fulfills her last wish: to make a tribute to Spanish poet and finally meet him in the ranks of death. The Nightingale and the Night is a documentary that chronicles the transition from Chavela life to death, her union with Federico, dissolving the borders between reality and dreams.
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Title: A bailar!
Released: March 4, 2014
Type: TV
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Iberia
Title: Iberia
Released: May 11, 2005
Type: Movie
Adaptation of the suite "Iberia" by Isaac Albeniz. Documentary about the world of flamenco. The story arises from the music itself and those who interpret it: the musicians and dancers. The film recreates and reinvents musical pieces and merges classical ballet, contemporary and Spanish dance and flamenco
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School of Seduction
Title: School of Seduction
Character: Herself
Released: September 17, 2004
Type: Movie
"Escuela de seducción" is an acceptable comedy which deals, for the umpteenth time, with the war of the sexes using misunderstandings and fake personalities as dramatic resources. The premise is by no means original, but this is something most films lack nowadays, and therefore the result could have been more than acceptable.