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2007 Certificate 15
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Acclaimed French filmmaker François Ozon directs this lush adaptation of a novel by the English writer Elizabeth Taylor. ANGEL begins in England in 1905, with the beauty of the title (Romola Garai) ardently pursuing a career as a writer. Her book catches the fancy of the British public, and soon Angel is a celebrity--but she .. Read more

Starring Janine Duvitski, Christopher Benjamin, Lucy Russell, Alison Pargeter
Director Francois Ozon
Genres Drama

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Angel

Acclaimed French filmmaker François Ozon directs this lush adaptation of a novel by the English writer Elizabeth Taylor. ANGEL begins in England in 1905, with the beauty of the title (Romola Garai) ardently pursuing a career as a writer. Her book catches the fancy of the British public, and soon Angel is a celebrity--but she still longs for love. This period film also stars Sam Neill, Lucy Russell, Michael Fassbender, and Charlotte Rampling, a frequent collaborator of Ozon.

Starring Janine Duvitski, Christopher Benjamin, Lucy Russell, Alison Pargeter, Jacqueline Tong, Tom Georgeson, Sam Neill, Romola Garai, Charlotte Rampling, Simon Woods, Michael Fassbender, Jemma Powell
Director Francois Ozon
Studio LIONS GATE HOME ENTERTAINMENT
Run time DVD: 1 hr 56 mins
Certificate Certificate 15
Genres Drama
Language DVD: English
Released Production year: 2007

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DVD: 02 Feb 2009

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    • Angel
      Acclaimed French filmmaker François Ozon directs this lush adaptation of a novel by the English writer Elizabeth Taylor. ANGEL begins in England in 1905, with the beauty of the title (Romola Garai) ardently pursuing a career as a writer. Her book catches the fancy of the British public, and soon ...