The scenery is spectacular, the characters are likeable and broadly sketched – and the contrivances are so nakedly piled upon each other that the only thing to do is to sigh, smile, and just let the story play out.

If as a writer, Seresesky has a tendency to overstate and over-sentimentalize, as a director she demonstrates to be a solid storyteller and capable of giving her performers the necessary space and context so they can thrive. [Full review in Spanish]

There's an ample serving of black humor and sharpness in the situations that allow us to overlook the moments when the plot borders on the purest form of sentimentality. [Full review in Spanish]

With the road marking the story's timeline and the Argentinian rural landscape as a metaphor for an inner journey, Let the Dance Begin is a bitter and enlightening story about growing old and last chances. [Full review in Spanish]