Film · 2007
Angel
Directed by François Ozon · starring Alison Pargeter, Romola Garai and Michael Fassbender
- 8.0 Users1 vote
Synopsis
Angel Deverell reaches the age of majority in Cheshire Edwardian knowing that it will become a great writer. Rising above his social class, his mother has a grocery, Angel is an editor and a wide audience for their banal love stories. Thanks to royalties purchase a farm, where he met Esme, a parasite belonging to the local aristocracy, who is both an artist of great temperament. Angel hires Esme's sister as his personal assistant to go after him. Angel is a great egocentric that colors their world as if it were one of his novels, but when World War I breaks out and wakes from sleep, can he keep her man and his readers at once?
Where to watch Angel
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The essentials
- Runtime
- 113 min1 hour and 53 minutes
- Budget
- $15,000Lionsgate
- How long is Angel?
- 1 hour and 53 minutes (113 minutes).
- When was Angel released in the UK?
- It was released in the UK on 28 August 2008.
- Who directed Angel?
- François Ozon.
- Who is in Angel?
- It stars Alison Pargeter, Romola Garai, Michael Fassbender and Sam Neill.
- Where can I watch Angel?
- In the UK you can watch it on rent on Apple TV and Prime Video.
Cast
Full cast (13)-
Alison Pargeter Edwina
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Romola Garai Angel Deverell
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Michael Fassbender Esmé
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Sam Neill Théo
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Charlotte Rampling Hermione
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Jemma Powell Angelica
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Una Stubbs Miss Dawson
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Geoffrey Streatfeild Sebastian
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Edward MacLiam Angelica's Husband
- Director
- François Ozon
- Writers
- François Ozon
- Producers
- Olivier Delbosc, Geneviève Lemal
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