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I Don’t Know What Your Eyes Have Done to Me tells the captivating story of a tango icon who stepped away from fame at the height of her career.
Ada Falcon, “The Empress of Tango”, stunned her native Argentina with her immense talent. Then she stunned everyone again by vanishing into seclusion in 1942, at the height of her career. Sixty years later, the documentary I Don’t Know What Your Eyes Have Done to Me (2003) discovers the truth behind her disappearance.
Directors Lorena Munoz and Sergio Wolf mold archival footage into a thriller that delves into the question of why anyone would turn down such fame and success. Featuring a shocking interview with the reclusive singer herself, I Don’t Know What Your Eyes Have Done to Me ruminates on the weight that accompanies a life spent in the limelight.
Director: Lorena Muñoz, Sergio Wolf. Writer: Lorena Muñoz, Sergio Wolf. Cinematographer: Segundo Cerrato, Marcelo Lavintman, Federico Ransenberg. Producers: Marcelo Cespedes, Carmen Guarini
Directed by Lorena Muñoz and Sergio Wolf, Argentina, 2003, 64 minutes. In Spanish with English subtitles.
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