MOVIES - Jan. 8, 1992
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Last Tango, at Last: It’s taken 19 years, but moviegoers in Chile will finally be able to see “Last Tango in Paris,” the 1973 film directed by Bernardo Bertolucci and starring Marlon Brando. The government Movie Censorship Council said that adults 21 years and older would be allowed to see the film, which had been banned “on moral grounds.” The movie is about a torrid love affair between an older man and a much younger woman that ends in violence.
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