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Wings of Desire (1987)

Two angels, Damiel and Cassiel, glide through the streets of Berlin, observing the bustling population, providing invisible rays of hope to the distressed but never interacting with them. When Damiel falls in love with lonely trapeze artist Marion, the angel longs to experience life in the physical world, and finds — with some words of wisdom from actor Peter Falk — that it might be possible for him to take human form.

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Eoin_O_Connor 31 Jan 2017

One of the greatest films ever made and one of Wim Wenders' many masterpieces. AND it has Columbo in it! Great humour interspersed with very provocative imagery.

Sarah Ward 11 Jun 2018

Whether or not Wings of Desire qualifies as the most poetic feature to grace the silver screen, it certainly earns that honour where Berlin is concerned.

Ray Pride 23 Dec 2018

Some of the finest of writer Peter Handke's work, influenced by Rainer Maria Rilke, is on generous offer. Henri Alekan's camerawork, poetry upon poetry, is particularly fine.

VinceRocks123 24 Apr 2015

a philosophical modern if not dated, a romantic fairytale of a world divided by two dimensions one thats filled with the living and the other filled with the spirits, mostly taking place in a 1980s Berlin now a urban and cultural community divided by the berlin wall and the remains of a WWII war zone Unknown to the people who now live and strive in this city, angels (the dead) perch on the highest buildings, castles, and statues, watching and hearing every man's thoughts and emotions. things change when angel Damiel (Bruno Ganz) falls for a young female acrobat and wishes to trade in his wings for life. Damiel's transition from an invisible spirit to a human being, is well executed with an amazing cinematographic technique by director Wim Wenders' which portrays Damiel's point of view as an angel shot in Black and White then slowly to color when the time comes when he becomes human. a cinematic record A beautiful film about why its so beautiful to have life and why its worth fighting especially in the view of a ghost who never experienced life before.

Alex K 20 Jun 2010

A remarkable film that goes so many places and remains invigorating the whole way through. The first hour and a half remains the most interesting, where the angels just sit and watch people and hear what they think. It's quite and calm, and something I could get lost in. The last half hour or so becomes the events of reality, and while it is still very good, it pales in comparison to the earlier segment. Also, who doesn't love Peter Falk? It is a fantastic work of art, and a truly unique film the likes I have never seen before.