The Angel and the Woman (1977) [N/A]

Featuring:
Carole Laure, Lewis Furey, Jean Comptois

Written by:
Gilles Carle

Directed by:
Gilles Carle


Release Date:
April 7, 1977

Original Title:
L'ange et la femme

Genres:
Drama | Fantasy | Romance

Production Companies:
Films RSL

Production Countries:
Canada

Ratings / Certifications:
 N/A

Runtime: 88

Unable to keep her social commentary to herself and concentrate solely on her show dancing, the girl in this film is shot to death in the Quebec woods by people who don't want propagandizing about Chile to be openly voiced. She is discovered by a mysterious stranger, who heals her wounds and reanimates her by blowing on them. After he takes her back to his cabin, they fall in love.

Fabienne, a young woman, is taken to the country woods by a group of men and shot to death. Her body is found by Gabriel, an angel who restores her life. He brings her to a cabin on the mountain. They fall in love and live together in isolation. Fabienne has no memory of her past but learns to live again with grace and beauty under the care of Gabriel. For reasons she doesn't understand, she longs to return to the city, and on the fateful day she wanders away from the protection and beauty of angelic life, she encounters the men who murdered her.

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Rankings and Honors

The Angel and the Woman (1977) on IMDb
Internet Movie Database 6.1/10
Awards Won: 1 win & 2 nominations

Construction Coordinator:
Andre Brochu

Director:
Gilles Carle

Director of Photography:
François Protat

Editor:
Ophera Hallis

Music:
Lewis Furey

Music Arranger:
John Lissauer

Producer:
Stephen J. Roth
Robert Lantos

Sound:
Henri Blondeau

Writer:
Gilles Carle

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