Film and photography
Fallen Angels (Cinémathèque Film Club)
When
Wednesday The 16.04.2025
19:00 - 20:45
Where
Cinémathèque de la Ville de Luxembourg
17 Place du Théâtre
L-2613 Luxembourg
Description
Fallen Angels
Do lok tin si Hong Kong 1995 | Wong Kar-Wai | vostEN+DE | 99’ | 35mm | Cast : Leon Lai, Michelle Reis, Takeshi Kaneshiro, Charlie Yeung, Karen Mok
Set in the neon-washed underworld of present-day Hong Kong, Fallen Angels intertwines two exhilarating tales of love and isolation as we follow a hit man desperate to get out and his elusive female partner.
« Never has eating McDonald’s at 3a.m. felt as poetic as it does in Fallen Angels. Neon-soaked streets of night-time Hong Kong, frenetic camera movements and a few restless humans longing for connection. It’s a 90-minute dream you’ll never want to leave. » (Kiyan Agadjani)
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« If you're fed up with the stultifying, formula-driven character of today's mainstream films, give Fallen Angels a try. At the very least you'll be engaged, and if you're lucky you may just recapture some of your original wonder at the seductive power of movies. » (Austin Chronicle)
► Film followed by a conversation with Cinémathèque Film Club guest Kiyan Agadjani and the audience. | in English | about 45’
Kiyan Agadjani is a Luxembourg writer-director whose short, Arman & Elisa, won the Oscar-qualifying Austin Film Festival.
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Where
Cinémathèque de la Ville de Luxembourg
17 Place du Théâtre
L-2613 Luxembourg
When
Wednesday 16.04.2025
19H00
- 20H45
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