The Black Angel
Two women, one from Boston and one from Germany, flee their empty lives to seek fulfillment in Mexico. The Black Angel is a transitional film; on one hand, it is a companion piece to Willow Springs, featuring two Schroeter regulars as characters far from home and in extremis; on the other hand, it is a film essay about Mexico and as such a harbinger of Schroeter’s nonfiction work to come. While he clearly shares his characters’ fascination with Mexico, the filmmaker also savages touristic exoticism – the otherworldly appearances of his protagonists and their rapturous reactions to new surroundings contrast sharply with the sober perceptions of Mexican history and economics featured in the documentary segments and in the prosaic presence of a non-professional cast of locals. - Harvard Film Archive
Year: 1974
Genre: Drama
Studio: Werner Schroeter Filmproduktion, ZDF
Director: Werner Schroeter
Cast: Magdalena Montezuma, Ellen Umlauf, Carlos De Muna
Crew: Werner Schroeter (Director), Werner Schroeter (Writer), Werner Schroeter (Producer), Werner Schroeter (Director of Photography), Werner Schroeter (Editor), Christine Leyrer (Editor)
Runtime: 72 minutes
Release: May 07, 1974
IMDb: 6.00/10 by 1 users
Popularity: 0
Country: Germany
Language: Deutsch, Español, English
Budget: 0
Revenue: 0
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