Angel of the North

The documentary explores the story of The Wounded Angel, a painting created in 1903 that has captured the imagination of the Finnish people. It features two teenagers carrying a wounded angel on a stretcher through a bleak landscape, raising questions about art and interpretation.

Since its inception, the painting has been deemed the most beloved work in Finland, yet the artist, Hugo Simberg, has never revealed its true meaning. This mystery surrounding the painting adds an intriguing layer to the documentary, making it a compelling watch for fans of art and culture.

As a physical media collector, owning this documentary provides insight into a significant piece of Finnish art history. It offers a unique perspective on a national enigma and invites viewers to ponder the complexities of artistic expression.