Dancing at the Blue Iguana (2000)
Año de lanzamiento: 2000
Nación: United States
Alternative Title: Historias de la noche, As Divas do Blue Iguana, Nuit chaude, Blue Iguana, A Kék Iguána bár, Zatanczyc w Blekitnej Iguanie, Iguana Azul, Танцы в 'Голубой Игуане'
Director: Michael Radford
Writer: David Linter, Michael Radford
Producción & Género
Productor: Producer: Damian Jones, Dana Lustig, Ernst Etchie Stroh, Graham Broadbent, Michael Radford, Ram Bergman, Sheila Kelley
Executive Producer: Leslie Jean Porter, Samuel Hadida, Willi Bär
Compañías: Bergman Lustig Productions, Dragon Pictures, Gallery Motion Pictures, Keystone Studios, Moonstone Entertainment
Género: Drama, Erotic Film, Mystery
Budget: N/A
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Historia
Dancing at the Blue Iguana follows five exotic dancers working at a San Fernando Valley strip club called The Blue Iguana. Each woman has her own personal struggles and dramas that unfold over the course of one week:
Angel, a dancer wishing to adopt a child;
Stormy, who shares a secret with her brother Sully;
Jasmine, a poetess who falls in love with Dennis;
Jo, a dancer who becomes pregnant;
and Jessie, struggling to survive in Hollywood.
The film's narrative centers around these women as their lives intersect and entwine within the context of the club, managed by Eddie.
Resumen
Dancing at the Blue Iguana is a stark drama directed by Michael Radford that explores the personal lives of its five main characters through their experiences working together at The Blue Iguana strip club. Each woman grapples with her own unique challenges, including abuse, acceptance, longing, and incest. The film offers a glimpse into the lives of these women beyond their professional personas as exotic dancers, revealing their complex emotions and situations.
