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Angel's Rage (2006) - film poster, directed by Dan Bigras

Angel's Rage

2006
1h 47min Canada Feature
Directed by
Dan Bigras
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Synopsis

The story of a friendship between Francis, Lune et Éric, three enraged angels, linked to life and death through the traumas of their childhood and the street, where they took refuge in their adolescence, emerging on the threshold of adulthood. This is a story of resilience and reconstruction, on the price of violence and the strength of love.

Key facts

Cast Jacques Allard, Dan Bigras, Olivier Bigras-Morin, Nicolas Canuel, Alexandre Castonguay, Tony Conte, Louison Danis, Leonardo Fuica
Original language French
First release March 31, 2006 (Canada)
Production companies GALAFILM, GALAFILM PRODUCTIONS (2000)
Distributors ALLIANCE ATLANTIS VIVAFILM
Funding CANADA. CRÉDIT D'IMPÔT POUR LA PRODUCTION CINÉMATOGRAPHIQUE OU MAGNÉTOSCOPIQUE CANADIENNE, FONDS CANADIEN DE TÉLÉVISION, HAROLD GREENBERG FUND / LE FONDS HAROLD GREENBERG, PROGRAMME DE DROITS DE DIFFUSION, PROGRAMME DE PARTICIPATION AU CAPITAL, QUÉBEC. CRÉDIT D'IMPÔT CINÉMA ET TÉLÉVISION, SOCIÉTÉ DE DÉVELOPPEMENT DES ENTREPRISES CULTURELLES, SOCIÉTÉ RADIO-CANADA, SUPER ÉCRAN, TÉLÉFILM CANADA
Setting Montreal
Filming locations Montreal

Crew

Screenplay Dan Bigras
Producer Francine Allaire, Normand Thauvette
Cinematography Guy Dufaux
Editing Michel Grou
Music Dan Bigras

Stills

Angel's Rage

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Titles
Original title La rage de l'ange French
Releases & classifications
Theatrical Canada March 31, 2006
Versions & editions
Original version (French)
Full credits
Director Dan Bigras
Cast Jacques Allard, Dan Bigras, Olivier Bigras-Morin, Nicolas Canuel, Alexandre Castonguay, Tony Conte, Louison Danis, Leonardo Fuica, Patrice Godin, Isabelle Guérard, Lulu Hughes, Marc-Olivier Lafrance, Pierre Lebeau, Dominique Leduc, Martine Vallières-Bisson (Bee-Bee-Bad-Bitch), David Loiseau, Patrick Martin, Marina Orsini, Serge Postigo, Daniel Rousse, Camille St-Onge, Carl Veilleux (Jean-Paul), Olivier Croteau (Bobby), Jeremy Térence-Gaudet (Tarte aux fraise), Pascal Parent (Redneck #1), Benoît Cliche (Redneck #2), Jean-Bernard Hébert (Fonctionnaire), Romane Maranda (Fille qui Chantonne #1), Fanie Morin (Fille qui Chantonne #2), Mario Borges (Client de Sandra), François Paquette (Client de Sandra), Éric Bélanger (Policier), Jérôme St-Amaud (Bébé de Lube - 2 mois), Maxime Cadorette (Jean-Paul - enfant), Félix-Antoine Lord (Ami de Bobby #1), Roxanne Nadeau (Prostituée), Martine Maltais (Danseuse #1), Jessica Robichaud (Danseuse #2), Radrford Crasto (Musicien #1), Carlo Araya (Musicien #2), Marco Calliari (Musicien #3), Pat Lemaire (Barman)
Screenplay Dan Bigras
Producer Francine Allaire, Normand Thauvette
Executive producer Francine Allaire, Arnie Gelbart
Cinematography Guy Dufaux
Editing Michel Grou
Music Dan Bigras
Production design Sylvie Desmarais, François Séguin
Sound Carmen Alie, Pierre-Jules Audet, Jean-Christophe Verbert, Bobby O'Malley
Costumes Manon Girard
Identifiers & sources
Wikidata Q3212140
IMDb tt0482245
TMDB 50605
CQ 76731

Additional data: TMDB.

Source: Cinémathèque québécoise, linked catalogue data (CC BY 4.0)

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