The Angel's Share 2012

The Angels’ Share Ken Loach (2012)
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The Angel’s Share was directed Ken Loach. Ken Loach was born June 17, 1936 in Warwickshire. Apart from the Angels’ Share Ken has also directed Sweet Sixteen, The Wind that Shakes the Barley and I, Daniel Blake.  Ken has been nominated for 152 awards winning 91 of them; two of them were BAFTA Film Awards. Paul Brannigan is the protagonist of the film, The Angles’ Share was his first film that he has acted in, since then he has been in Under the Skin, Sunshine on Leith and Scottish Mussel. Paul won a BAFTA for his performance in the Angles’ Share.

The Group in the film all meet in community services this makes all of the characters are a group of misfits that have one thing In common which is that they are all criminals in some way.  They also have in common as they all share the same issue in life as they can’t afford a stable lifestyle, so in their lives they are used to stealing steal and committing crimes.


The Film is a crime comedy. The film follows the protagonist Robbie; Robbie is a criminal who has narrowly avoiding jail, he is struggling to get a job as he has an awful resume, he strangely has a talent for tasting Whisky. He is constantly being followed and beaten up, mainly by his fiancés family.  

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  1. Coulsdon A Level Film and Media30 December 2016 at 02:22

    Jake I understand that you have a great love of a broad range of cinema, our goal this year is to get on the page what you see in your head. Before writing any piece a plan may be beneficial for you. Start wiGenre and themes as we alway have and then follow with the world , timing and setting, the Protagonist their goal and any antagonistic elements. Just as in cooking you should use the micro features as ingredients to season and enhance the dish you are creating. If you the. Ensure that you have used CCCEO then this is how you are able to access the higher grades. Come see me Jake if you need further assistance. Let the Love of film drive you forward!

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