The Face of an Angel Movie Clip

Why are we fascinated by murder? Inspired by the killing of British student Meredith Kercher in Italy, THE FACE OF AN ANGEL looks beyond the salacious headlines to explore both the media and the public's obsession with violent stories, whether fictional or real.

Thomas Lang (Daniel Brühl) is a film director who is offered the chance to adapt a book by American journalist Simone Ford (Kate Beckinsale), which recounts the controversial trial of American student Jessica Fuller for the murder of her flatmate Elizabeth Pryce. To help with his research, Simone takes Thomas to Siena, where he is disturbed by the media frenzy that has developed around the case.

After visiting the crime scene, Thomas, who is separated from his wife and daughter, begins to question not only the motives of the people around him, from the financiers of the film to the press corps, but also his own. As Thomas descends into his own personal torment, he is rescued by his friendship with a young, guileless British student, Melanie (Cara Delevingne).Through Melanie he begins to realise that he no longer wants to make a film about violence and guilt – he wants to make a film about love and innocence. He wants to make a film that will honour the victim, that will focus on the life, the love and the happiness that have been taken from her.

[farahabusalem]

the purpose of cara in this film is to bring the main character back from his stressed out thoughts and into a more calmer environment. she is more of a relief for him. she gives him a sense of closure. she allows him to see passed his life and into a new reality.

[цветок-шп]

I feel like this is just 1 hour 41 minutes of watching Cara being Cara... in a car....

I'm going to watch this movie

[culrymurly]

okay so this is why I think the role of Melanie is so important for the movie: she is a lively girl and loves adventures which reminds Thomas of Meredith who actually just wanted the same thing, to study and enjoy her life in Sienna. This is why he ended up writing a script about her and not Amanda. To keep her alive. Melanie inspires him.

[LadySoile]

Omg her Italian accent is the cutest thing ever

[imogen_it]

la vertigine non è paura di cadere
ma voglia di volare,
mi fido di te...
cosa sei disposto a perdere?

[MEinMuhahaFarno]

I love Cara Delevigne and Daniel Brühl :D Must see the movie!

[gionatha]

This Scene worth for all the film...Fucking Cara

[ginevrabetti]

this movie was shooted in my town, lol.

[claired]

I'm so confused of the purpose of Cara's character in this film. Don't get me wrong, I'm obsessed with her and she was probably the most engaging actor of the film, but the impression I got was that the director just wanted to have Cara being herself on set.
Literally, her character is useless to the plot so you can tell that the director was infatuated with Cara and her personality, hence writing her into the script for the fun of it.
A shame, because I really wanted more screen time from her as well as evidence of her amazing acting talents!

[alicemeizo]

Helllo .. anyone know this songs ?? I really like it..

[jadevitale]

Wow cara che canta italiano, fighissimo 😍

[gadiswahyu]

It is funny hear she was singing italiano song

[oh]

She had to do a more childish voice for this movie hahaha she has a very deep voice irl