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Angel\'s Egg
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MFF Cannes
Cannes Classics
2025
In a submerged city, a young girl continues to care for a large egg that she holds preciously in her arms. She believes it is the egg of an angel. A boy with a huge gun alights from a peculiar chariot. He is in search of the bird he saw in his dream. In an abandoned city, it seems as if a faint sense of sympathy has developed between the two, however one night, the boy crushes the girl’s egg.
Angelʼs Egg is an animated film written, directed, and conceived by Mamoru Oshii (Ghost in the Shell) with original concept and art direction by Yoshitaka Amano (known for the Final Fantasy series). Originally released in 1985 as an OVA (original video animation), the film has since gained worldwide recognition as a unique and iconic work. Created in the early days of their careers, this collaboration between two of Japanʼs most celebrated creators became a cult classic, known for its haunting visuals and peerless, enigmatic worldbuilding. It is now regarded as a legendary piece in the history of animation, celebrated both as a cinematic and artistic masterpiece. To commemorate the filmʼs 40th anniversary, a fully remastered 4K version is set for worldwide release in 2025. Overseen by director Mamoru Oshii himself, the original 35mm negatives were scanned and restored using state-of-the-art technology. A format suitable for Dolby Cinema screenings has also been produced.
Directed by
Mamoru Ošii
Written by
Mamoru Ošii
Edited by
Seidži Morita
Cinematography
Džúró Sugimura
Sound by
Šigeharu Šiba
Music by
Jošihiro Kanno
Starring
Džinpači Nezu, Mako Hjódó, Keiiči Noda
Original title
Tenshi no tamago
English title
Angel\'s Egg
Year
1985
Country
Japan
Language
JA, EN
Subtitles
CZ
Running time
71 min.
Genre
Animated, Drama, Fantasy, Horror movie, Mystery, Sci-Fi
Age rating
12+
Release date
12. 3. 2026


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★★★★★ \"One of the most transporting animated features I\'ve ever seen.\"
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Chris Stuckmann
A+ \"It feels like a drug-induced trip of psychedelic imagery while also being relentlessly meaningful...\"
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