The Angelic Conversation (1985)
Release Date: Feb 28, 1987 Limited
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Through a symbolic visual language that may be misunderstood by some, director and writer Derek Jarman has created an experimental film that at first appears to be the internal fantasy of one man. In reality, the story is about the love between two gay men (portrayed by Paul Reynolds and Philip Williamson), seen against a backdrop of bleak industrial cityscapes or abstract landscapes. The sound of a ticking clock, and the voiceover of 14 Shakespearean sonnets add poignancy and a sense of the
Feb 28, 1987 Limited
Jan 7, 2004
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The Angelic Conversation would be more home as a video installation in some art-exhibition, but as a feature film it is just frustrating experience to sit through. I honestly think that this is just quite rubbish film.