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Angels in Notting Hill (2015)

“Angels are everywhere”

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In the bustling heart of Notting Hill, London, echoes a gentle cosmic comedy, a whimsical urban fairy tale - 'Angels in Notting Hill'. Christopher Lee, in his final film role, breathes life into the Great Boss of the Universe who dispatches Joy (Selma Brook), a spirited but novice celestial helper, on her second mission. Joy's task is far from easy. She's charged with aiding a reclusive and desolate young man, Geoffrey (Ryan Mercier), a task that may well determine her own fate in the cosmic hierarchy. Geoffrey, caught in a sorrowful reverie of his late love Rebecca, is hardly aware of the world outside his antique store, 'Alice's'. This curious shop, brimming with old circus and fairground items and a haunting collection of skeletons in the basement, is on the brink of bankruptcy. Yet, the store's owner, the quirky and kind-hearted Ms. Alice Maple (Tina Gray), remains resilient, embodying the adage that the darkest hour is just before dawn. As Joy embarks on her mission, she finds herself growing increasingly attached to her human client and his world, stirring up memories of her past life as a 1920s showgirl and gangster bride. This strange romance spirals into a chaotic love affair that teeters on the edge of impossibility. An angel and a man, can they ever find lasting happiness? With Joy's sporadic disappearances and Geoffrey's lingering sorrow, their journey is riddled with heartache and humour, particularly when Geoffrey's plush dog, Mr. President, springs to life with Christopher Lee's voice, offering biting commentary on the unfolding events. In the midst of this celestial chaos, Geoffrey crosses paths with Suzie (Stefanie Wallis), a mysterious woman with her own troubled past. As they navigate the labyrinth of their intertwined fates, each character - Geoffrey, Joy, Ms. Maple, and Suzie - must confront and heal the wounds of their pasts. 'Angels in Notting Hill' is a magical, funny, and poignant tale of humanity and divinity colliding within the mundane rhythms of everyday life. It's a tribute to Notting Hill, a testament to the cosmic forces that guide us, and an exploration of the hidden angel within us all. This film weaves a tapestry of love and loss, redemption and revelation, reminding us of the magic in the ordinary, the humour in the extraordinary, and the ever-present possibility of the miraculous.

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Angels in Notting Hill is a comedy movie featuring Stefanie Wallis and directed by Michael Pakleppa.

It is possible to buy Angels in Notting Hill on Amazon Video, Apple TV, Google Play Movies and YouTube.