This piece is the music of a classic dance in the movie "The Smell of Women". In the film, a blind retired colonel (Al Pacino) gracefully dances the tango and weaves with a lady on the dance floor of a high-end restaurant in new york.
The same tune, different time and space, different scenes, also appeared in the movie True Lies, the passionate tango dance between Arnold Schwarzenegger and a female spy. Even in the fifth episode of CSI new york, the night watchman danced the first tango with his wife, who should have been dead for five years, on the annual wedding anniversary.
Extended data:
A brief introduction to The Smell of Women;
Charlie is a student at Bell Middle School. He is frank and shy by nature. Seeing his classmates' practical jokes, he was coerced by the headmaster. Either compromise or abide by the principle, the originally peaceful road to study has started to waver again. Life is forced to face choices. Frank is a retired officer. He is a disabled person who has lost his sight. At the same time, I lost my trust in human nature and my courage to live.
He locked his mind in infinite darkness and decided to end his life with dignity after completing a trip of "dying in the dark". Fate arranged for them to meet at the crossroads of life, sew up each other's scars in different ways, let different lives redeem each other, and finally make the same explanation.
An unexpected encounter, a sexy tango, a wanton racing and a hearty speech completely outline the whole process of life from "destruction" to "rebirth" for the audience.
References:
One step away-Baidu Encyclopedia