Invisible Angels in West Berlin
"Wings of Desire"  beautifully uses the medium of film to create a unique and sometimes surreal viewing experience.  Directed by Wim Wenders, the film centers on two guardian angels, Damiel (Bruno Ganz) and Cassiel (Otto Sander) who, along with their fellow guardian angels, bear witness to everything that takes place around them on Earth, specifically the streets of 1987 West Berlin.  Moving invisibly through the city, they observe, collect, and share people's thoughts, fears, and memories.  This is shown in a scene in a public library, where we hear the inner monologues of many people, a technique that suggests switching from one radio station to the next.  In the library, the number of angels is almost as large as the mortals, as each angel seeks something interesting or worthy to commit to memory.  After an eternity of observing, Damiel begins to wonder what it would be like to be mortal.  When he encounters and is attracted to the lonely trapeze artist Marion (Solveig Dommartin), he decides to become human.<br /> "Wings of Desire" is a tough film.  The first two-thirds -- up until Damiel meets Marion -- defy traditional plot narrative, relying instead on philosophical reflections on the human condition.  There are lots of characters, but little time is spent on them.  Wenders concentrates on Marion, an elderly man (Curt Bois) and actor Peter Falk, as himself, who's come to Berlin to make a movie.  If you're willing to be patient, "Wings of Desire" pays off in the dreamlike black-and-white and color cinematography of Henri Alekan and a beautiful score by Jurgen Kiepner.<br /> "Wings of Desire" contains the following extras: a booklet with photos, chapter headings, and a critical article; deleted scenes; outtakes; a documentary about the film featuring cast and crew interviews; audio commentary by Wim Wenders and Peter Falk; and theatrical trailers.
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