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BY ROSIE DAY

Rappahannock News Contributing Writer

“Tango” is one of the most purely joyful pieces of cinema in years.

Directed and written by Carlos Saura, the veteran Spanish filmmaker of “Blood Wedding” and “Carmen,” it’s a celebration of Argentine tango and a meditation on the melding of art and life.

It would be enough that Saura, whose film was nominated for a best foreign-language film Oscar, has staged such thrilling dance sequences with the best of Argentina’s tango masters, and hired the great cinematographer Vittorio Storaro (“Last Tango in

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