Mon Ange
Directed by:
Harry ClevenScreenplay:
Harry ClevenCinematography:
Juliette Van DormaelPlots(1)
Once upon a time there was Louise and her friend, the magician. But his last trick left a bitter taste in her mouth. He disappeared in a curtain of smoke... never to appear again. This is too much for the young woman. Devastated with grief, Louise is sent to a psychiatric asylum. Nine months later, she gives birth to Angel, a baby boy with an incredible gift: he is invisible. To protect him from the cruelty of the outside world, his mother hides his existence. Angel grows up quite normally until he meets Madeleine, a blind little girl of his age who lives nearby. They quickly fall in love and become inseparable, Madeleine still unaware of Angel's invisibility. Until one day Madeleine announces something that will turn their lives upside down: she will recover her sight. (Cinemax)
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How am I supposed to review a movie about a woman who gives birth to an invisible baby and in which all the actors look like they are on drugs? I didn’t want to be ignorant so I decided to look for a message. But I didn’t find any. So the only thing that is somehow worth mentioning is a decent visual aspect and solid camera work.
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