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A woman grieving over the death of her daughter loses grip of reality when she begins to think her girl may still be alive.
Angel of Mine
2019 Directed by Kim Farrant
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Su Armstrong Luke Davies Michel Saint-Jean Barry Brooker Noomi Rapace Brian R. Etting Stan Wertlieb Robert Ogden Barnum Nate Bolotin Josh H. Etting Eytan Rockaway Brian Rosen Nadine de Barros Andrew Kotliar Elizabeth Zavoyskiy Maxime Cottray Mike Donovan Laurie Hilton Samantha Peel Tammy Saunt
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Alternative Title
我的天使
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A really well made, shot, acted and intense drama/thriller. Incredibly well paced and great moments of tension. Noomi Rapace and Yvonne Strahovski are fantastic, both their performances are so emotionally gripping and raw. Great supporting cast also, including the kids. A really nice twist too. Will keep you on edge and emotionally invested the entire way through. Also a great Australian film may I add - so when this gets a cinema release please support it!
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Very sad and dramatic watching this woman unravel ... it does have a couple of awesome suspenseful moments too . Yvonne & Noomi we’re both fantastic as usual and whoa I had no idea that Yvonne was Australian 🙃 if you enjoyed strangerland, have ever watched and actually liked a lifetime movie (which the production of this is ten times better but honestly this is a perfect film for lifetime) or lookin for a solid drama with a bit of tension check this out ...
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Fantasy Film Fest 2019: Film #44
Solid slow burn psychological thriller with a great performance from Noomi Rapace. Richard Roxburgh shows up and is somehow not the villain, I had no idea that was even an option.
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My opinion on Noomi Rapace's career tends to flow in the opposite direction to most other people's.
The general consensus seems to be that she did her stint as Lisbeth Salander and since then she's not really lived up to that. But I didn't really care for the original Swedish version of the Millennium trilogy (nor David Fincher's go at the first third of it, for that matter) so I actually much prefer the films she's been making recently.
She's been in a steady stream of really enjoyable thrillers (and action films) over the last few years, and Angel of Mine could be the best of them. I wouldn't say she's the easiest actor to warm to. There's a coldness…
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Un thriller psychodrama con sus cosas cliches, pero donde la actuacion de Noomi Rapace lo es todo, algunas veces hasta te hace sentir incomod@ por momentos, Yvonne Strahovski sin quedarse muy atras tambien actua muy bien..
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This is a really unfortunate case of a movie that could’ve been even better had it not been for the final 15 or so minutes, the ending segment was a true let down here. But, up until that point, this was a really different and better kind of movie than what I was expecting. The trailer sold it as a really conventional and generic thriller, that’s been done a bunch of times before and would have absolutely nothing new to offer. But, as it turns out, this movie had a lot more going on then what the trailer showed. For most of the time, while it did have some elements of a thriller, this was a really interesting drama and…
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Afterthoughts: Really impressed with the performances. Been a massive fan of Noomi Rapace since I first saw her in Prometheus and this is probably my favourite role I've seen her in so far. It's a tough character to play; one that must gain our sympathy and yet creep us out in equal measure, and Rapace executes the balance very nicely.
The climax feels somewhat rushed and the resolution a bit too nicey, nicey for my liking, which is a shame, but I liked the rest of it enough to still give it a strong score.
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I've been focused on a... situation that's come up.
-LizzieDramatic thriller that rests on the viewer watching Noomi Rapace becoming completely unravelled and she’s damn excellent. So is Yvonne Strahovski. Mrs. DuLac insisted that was the actress that plays Serena on The Handmaid’s Tale. Told her she didn’t know what she was talking about. I was wrong.
Great film, my only complaint is that they try to tie up everything in the end with a nice little bow which sabotages the impact of the ending. It’s one of those films that could have benefitted from a sloppy ending that leaves you hanging when it comes to the future of certain characters.
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Degrees of Separation from Last Movie:
-Angel of Mine with Luke Evans
-Was in Dracula Untold with Sarah Gadon
-Was in The F Word with Jonathan Cherry
-Was in Another WolfCop -
Fantastic performances from Noomi Rapace & Yvonne Strahovski (who now when I see her, I think of her as Serena Joy from The Handmaid’s Tale lol). Great pace & a nice twist that I didn’t see coming. Awesome mystery thriller.
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A divorced mother who had a tragic incident in her past is still having emotional problems and becomes obsessed with another family's young daughter. That description makes it sound like your mom's Saturday night Lifetime Network movie of the week, and it kinda is, except on steroids. The story seems ripped from The Young and the Restless but it works. The superior acting and the careful handling of the underlying mystery raise this way above expectations.
Noomi Rapace is sensational. Yvonne Strahovski is too, acting with her native Aussie to gue for a change. Luke Evans has very few scenes, but he does get to really bring it in the few that he gets.