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Angela (1994)

Director: Rebecca Miller

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From Time Out Film Guide

Ambitious but uneven indie US debut about two girls and their reaction to their mother's volatility and their father's increasing resort to the church as a provider of stability; the elder girl entertains visions of a punitive devil, and decides to purify the family of sin. An imaginative attempt to get into a young girl's mind, not unlike Ann Turner's Celia, but one which suffers from languid pacing and some rather overt poeticism.

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Director: Rebecca Miller

Producer: Ron Kastner

Cast: Miranda Stuart-Rhyne, Charlotte Blythe, Anna Thomson, Johnny Ventimiglia, Hynden Walch, Ruth Maleczech full cast

Duration: 105 mins


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