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Robbie barely avoids jail and, after visiting a whisky distillery, he is inspired to find a way out of his hopeless life. Little does he imagine how turning to drink might change their lives, not cheap fortified wine, but the best malt whiskies in the world.

Genre:

Comedy, Crime, Drama

Actors:

Paul Brannigan, Siobhan Reilly, John Henshaw, Gary Maitland, William Ruane, Jasmin Riggins, Scott Dymond, Scott Kyle, Neil Leiper, James Casey, Caz Dunlop, ...»

Director:

Ken Loach

Country:

United Kingdom, France, Belgium, Italy

Release:

2012

IMDb:

7.0

Quality:

Duration:

101 min

Globe and Mail

The result is a sometimes gritty, occasionally charming Highland hybrid, but the final balance feels slightly off-kilter.

May 17, 2013

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Film Comment Magazine

With this shaggy-dog tale of four petty Glaswegian criminals and their improbably successful scheme to steal the world's most valuable whiskey, Loach turns naïveté into a sort of moral philosophy.

November 04, 2013

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Philadelphia Weekly

Probably the first Ken Loach film you could call 'jaunty.'

April 28, 2015

Washington Post

Despite its ultimate sense of optimism, the Glasgow-set dramedy nevertheless carries a sense of foreboding. And yet, that might not have been the intention.

January 01, 2014

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Canada.com

Mingling the peaty scent of Scottish street life with a distilled take on unemployed, at-risk youth, director Ken Loach serves up a surprisingly upbeat cocktail thanks to a subplot involving rare whisky.

January 01, 2014

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Chicago Reader

[Ken Loach] and his longtime screenwriter, Paul Laverty, find a good balance between drama and wacky character moments.

May 03, 2013

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NOW Toronto

Slipping back and forth between drama and comedy, The Angels' Share initially seems shaggy and unstructured, but that's part of its appeal.

January 01, 2014

Toronto Star

Loach takes us through the mysteries of whisky making, exploring the subtle tastes and scents in ways that will have audiences wishing they had a dram at hand. But a glass also serves more symbolic purposes ...

May 16, 2013

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Minneapolis Star Tribune

If you want to look for it, you'll find a layer of metaphor (the distilling process as a symbol of the characters' evolution) and social-realist commentary amid the gentle, life-affirming laughs.

May 09, 2013

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Arkansas Democrat-Gazette

...a low key and rather marvelous, sweet-natured heist movie

August 17, 2013

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Eye for Film

The film is cocktail of comedy and heist with a large shot of social realism.

January 01, 2014

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Orange County Register

Modest in scale, expansive in emotions, this movie is a rarity: a contemporary tragicomedy.

March 03, 2014

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