The Angels' Share (2013)
The Angels' Share
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A mixture of social realism, alcohol, and humor, resulting in a genuine film that functions as a metaphor for those on the fringes of society. 'The Angels' Share' won the Jury Prize at Cannes Film Festival in 2012.
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'The Angels' Share' is a comic fable about wasted talent and what happens when we are given a chance in life. It would be hard to see Robbie as a man worthy of redemption. He’s constantly watching out for a gang of thugs looking to settle a family grudge, his girlfriend is giving birth to a baby while her father offers him money to leave Glasgow, and he’s serving 300 hours of community service.
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