Flamenco Flamenco

Flamenco Flamenco is a Spanish documentary that explores flamenco as both a musical form and a dance tradition. Directed and written by Carlos Saura, it presents performances by musicians, singers and dancers, including guitarist Paco de Lucía, singer Niña Pastori, cantaor Miguel Poveda, Arcángel and Eva la Yerbabuena, among others. Rather than telling a single story, the film gathers music, song and dance drawn from flamenco's history and its different styles.

The film arrived in 2010, placing it after Saura's earlier music-centred works such as Salomé, and before Argentina. It follows his long engagement with blending performance, music and cinema, though the project stands on its own as a record of flamenco artists performing their craft. Jesús Caballero produced it, and it runs 97 minutes.

On TMDB, Flamenco Flamenco holds a rating of 7 out of 10 from 28 votes, indicating a small but generally positive response from users who have logged it. The film remains a document of flamenco performance rather than a narrative feature, and its appeal rests on the performers it brings together.