| Display title | Fallen Angels |
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This attribute controls the content of the description and og:description elements. | Fallen Angels (墮落天使) is a film by Wong Kar-wai released in 1995, and something in-between a sequel and a companion film for Chungking Express. Like the latter film, its plot (a jaded hitman in a complicated relationship with his female manager agrees to One Last Job) is incidental; the real point of the film is to depict Hong Kong as Wong perceives it, a cramped urban nightscape of bright lights and frantic movement. |
