A strangely inspirational and touching comedy from French filmmaking phenom Luc Besson. Especially good are the lead performances of Jamel Debbouze and Rie Rasmussen (What a looker!) - their chemistry is a thing of beauty.
Thierry Arbogast's sharp black & white cinematography is also top-shelf.
This review of Angel-A (2005) was written by Alec T on 14 Dec 2007.
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