L'ange frénétique

The film presents an epicene angel who navigates themes of torment and stupidity while engaging in unconventional behaviors, such as smoking a cigarette. Cerith Wyn Evans takes on the role of the angel, offering a distinctive performance that contributes to the film's exploration of complex emotions.

With music composed by Michael Nyman, the film's auditory elements further enhance its artistic expression. As a product of the Royal College of Art’s School of Film & Television, it showcases a blend of avant-garde cinema and experimental storytelling. Collectors may find value in its artistic approach and the cultural context of its production.