In 'Angel,' we delve into the poignant journey of an elderly man, Angel, grappling with the loss of his beloved wife and the challenges of aging with Parkinson's disease. Amidst his solitude, Angel seeks solace in a seemingly mundane yet profound task: repairing the family chess set. However, as he becomes increasingly consumed by this endeavor, Angel spirals into a world of isolation and hallucination, refusing aid from his distant son. His fixation on the chess set becomes a metaphorical battle against the inevitable, culminating in a gripping showdown with death itself. Through Angel's struggle, the film explores themes of enduring love, the blurred lines between reality and illusion, and the sacrifices one makes in the name of love. 'Angel' prompts viewers to ponder the nature of true love, its eternal presence, and the depths of human devotion.
