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From the Director of My Big Fat Greek Wedding…

 
 

Tango Shalom brings Golden Globe®, Oscar® Nominee and Emmy® Winner Renée Taylor, Emmy® and Golden Globe® Nominee Lainie Kazan, Obie Winner Jos Laniado, Oscar® Nominee and Emmy® Winner Joseph Bologna, Multi-Awarded Claudio Laniado(Mudbound), Multi-Awarded Judi Beecher(Taken 3), Karina Smirnoff(Dancing With The Stars), Marci Fine(Saturday Night Live)

When a female Tango dancer asks a Rabbi to enter a televised dance competition with her, there’s one big problem—due to his orthodox beliefs, he’s not allowed to touch her! As he develops a plan to enter the competition without sacrificing his faith, the bonds of family, tolerance, and community are tested one dazzling dance step at a time.

  • "Incredible film, Tango Shalom!…Gabriel, incredible director!”

    Eric Goldberg, JBS TV (Jewish Broadcasting Service)

  • “Lainie Kazan’s New Starring Comedy Tango Shalom with Renee Taylor is NOT Holding Up the Production of My Big Fat Greek Wedding 3 Just Announced Also Starring Lainie Kazan with Nia Vardalos. “TANGO SHALOM”, the long-awaited Joel Zwick Comedy Dance Film Extravaganza Already Winning Top Film Festivals Worldwide!”

    Zennie Abraham, OaklandNews.com

  • "Gabriel Bologna’s Tango Shalom is just the tonic many of us desperately need after a year of COVID-19 misery and lockdowns. The film has burst onto the scene to gladden our hearts and lift everyone’s spirits. This riotous comedy is an explosion of pure joy, with all the indications of a huge hit in the making."

    Dina Gold, Momentmag.com

  • “‘Tango Shalom’ dances its way through a cross-cultural tale of community.”

    Alexis Jones, Daily Bruin

  • “Tango Shalom is an arresting film that combines personal faith with the uplifting spirit of family and community. It’s the kind of viewing experience that both warms the heart and strains the nerves, particularly during the Tango competition. Gabriel Bologna, etc. are superb at juggling different tones and making them feel organic to one another, and the comedic timing of the cast is impeccable.”

    Frankie Stein, Filmdaily.co

  • "A loving portrait of a Brooklyn Orthodox family and the community that encircles them.”

    Laura Paull, JWeekly.com

  • “After the bleakest year in the 21st century, ecumenical reps of major worldwide religious beliefs come together over this groundbreaking film to promote the one doctrine they all share in common: laughter. How fitting, the first film in history that the Vatican, a Hasidic Synagogue, a Mosque, and a Sikh Temple would collaborate on, is a comedy.”

    Mediaoneentertainment.com

  • “In a time of extreme polarization, the message of peace and tolerance is just what we need these days. Indeed, this film is the first joint collaboration with The Vatican, a Hasidic Synagogue, a Sikh Temple, and a Mosque.”

    Darida Rose, Universal cinema.ca