This well-made movie has one flaw: it's a little unconvincing, for it does not suit the talents of Brigitte Bardot. Renowned for her light comedies, playing a crime plot just isn't Brigitte's trade. I think her style too light, too gay for acting out the necessary mystery, horror and suspense.
In spite of that 'Voulez-vous danser avec moi?' still makes good watching. It provides good quality-acting, and its well-built story claims the viewer's interest from beginning to end. It also seriously deals with homosexuality, which is pretty groundbreaking for 1959. For this reason I guess Paris was the only location possible.

Not her best movie but if you love BB you won't be dissapointed.
Lovely ,sexy she shows us what she got.

The storyline almost does not matter: it is all a pretext to showcase Brigitte Bardot's (stunning) curves. She can't act, but she is so cute! And she is also surrounded by a wonderful cast of character actors well known to the French cinema afficionado of the 50s: Dario Moreno as an overwhelmed mambo instructor, Noel Roquevert as the Forever Furious Father , Georges Descrieres as the suave but morally bankrupt playboy, Serge Gainsbourg -very young- as a loathsome creep...it's all good fun, and the visual quality of this DVD is also fabulous (hey, this is not "Death in Venice", but it is certainly colorful!). I recommend the movie as a very entertaining piece of kitsch, for kitsch and Bardot lovers alike.