Tango Argentino

A boy looks after old people. They are people living alone with nobody of their own. He does their errands. He goes shopping, he talks with them, he sits beside them. Those visits change the lives of the old people. They begin to want to live again. The boy gets something back in return. He finds there the attention he cannot find at home. His parents take no interest in him. So two kinds of loneliness meet each other. The film tells it without asking for tears. Old age and childhood stand side by side. The story moves through everyday detail. Milosav Aleksić, Nikola Žarković and Predrag Manojlović appear in the ninety one minute film, a Yugoslav production Goran Paskaljević finished in 1992.