Fallen Angels

Synopsis

"Fallen Angels" (2002), starring Esme Eliot, is a psychological thriller that delves into the dark complexities of betrayal, obsession, and the intricate interplay of human desires. The story follows a woman whose life spirals into chaos after a tragic event, leading her down a path of suspense and emotional turmoil. As relationships and motives become increasingly entangled, the film explores themes of trust, deception, and the consequences of choices made in desperation. Through a moody atmosphere and intense performances, "Fallen Angels" aims to capture the raw emotions and moral ambiguities hidden within its characters' lives.

Cast

• Esme Eliot

  Nell Fisher

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  Michael Ironside

  Sheriff Ed Rooney

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  Kai Wiesinger

  Tom Craven

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  Dallas Campbell

  Brett Murray

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  Jeff Fahey

  Dr. Richard Leighton

• Emma Willis

  Laurie Campbell

Reviews

Critical reception of "Fallen Angels" (2002) has been largely mixed to negative. On IMDb, the film holds a low rating of 4.1/10, reflecting a lukewarm response from viewers who cited pacing issues and a convoluted narrative as detracting factors. Many reviewers noted that while Esme Eliot's performance was compelling, the screenplay failed to fully develop its intricate storyline, resulting in moments that felt disjointed or underexplored. Rotten Tomatoes does not list a critic score for this title, suggesting limited critical coverage or impact at the time of release. Metacritic similarly lacks aggregated scores, indicating the film did not attract widespread critical attention. Some audience members appreciated the atmospheric tension and psychological depth in segments of the movie, but overall, the consensus leans toward finding the execution less satisfying than the premise might suggest. The film’s attempt at a gripping thriller was acknowledged, but it often fell short in maintaining consistent engagement throughout its runtime.

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