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Download The Angels’ Share Movie . A comedy about a Glasgow boy locked in a family feud who just wants a way out.When Robbie sneaks into the maternity hospital to visit his young girlfriend Leonie and hold his newborn son Luke for the first time, he is overwhelmed. He swears that Luke will not lead the same stricken life he has led.

On community service Robbie meets Rhino, Albert and Mo for whom, like him, work is little more than a distant dream. Little did Robbie imagine that turning to drink might change their lives – not cheap fortified wine, but the best malt whiskies in the world. What will it be for Robbie? More violence and vendettas or a new future with ‘Uisge Beatha,’ the ‘Water of Life’? Only the angels know…

Before We Saw the Trailer, We Thought: Since taking the Palme d’Or at the 2006 Cannes Film Festival with his Irish War drama (and biggest box office hit yet) “The Wind That Shakes the Barley,” Scottish director Ken Loach has premiered four films in just six short years. While most have been relatively well-received, it had begun to feel that the runaway success of 2006 may have been unrepeatable for the 76-year-old legend. But buzz has only been building around his new film “The Angels’ Share” after it landed a spot at last year’s Cannes and was subsequently awarded the Jury Prize amid universal raves.

A UK release ollowed just one onth after the premiere, resulting in it becoming something of a crowd-pleaser for the realist director. In the last year, the film has been slowly rolled out in international markets but was surprisingly absent at many of the larger North American festivals.
And Now? One look at the film’s new trailer, released by Sundance Selects in anticipation of its’ April 12 limited release, all but guarantees the film’s ability to quickly become an audience favorite with its combination of Loach’s regular realist tendencies and a story of contemporary redemption in line with a lighter side hardly exhibited in his recent works. At this point critical acclaim seems all but guaranteed from critics who have yet to see the film, but the trailer’s mix of sincere family drama with the more lighthearted heist elements suggest a film that could be his biggest since “The Wind That Shakes the Barley.”