Angels, Devils and Men 2009
Dive into the whimsical world of *Angels, Devils and Men (2009)*, a clever comedy that reimagines heaven as a high-stakes showbiz set.
Director: Lindsay Shonteff
Cast
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Angels, Devils and Men (2009) about?
This comedy-satire sets heaven's divine hierarchy against the chaos of showbiz, where God plays producer and angels double as flustered performers. The story follows Mark, a rebellious angel whose antics on Earth test divine patience, blending humor with existential questions.
Who directed Angels, Devils and Men?
The film was directed by Lindsay Shonteff, known for his work in lighthearted and satirical cinema.
Who stars in Angels, Devils and Men?
The cast includes Jimmy Flowers, Mark Gluckman, Jose Rosete, and Jenna Dean.
Is Angels, Devils and Men (2009) worth watching?
While not widely rated, this offbeat comedy offers a unique blend of supernatural satire and lighthearted fun. Fans of quirky, low-stakes films with a creative premise may find it a delightful diversion.
How long is Angels, Devils and Men?
Runtime details are not listed.
About Angels, Devils and Men (2009) — When Heaven's Production Goes Off Script
Dive into the whimsical world of *Angels, Devils and Men (2009)*, a clever comedy that reimagines heaven as a high-stakes showbiz set. Directed by Lindsay Shonteff, this satirical take follows the Almighty Producer—God himself—who navigates the chaos of managing his headstrong angels while keeping tabs on earthbound chaos. At the center is the flamboyant angel Mark, whose unruly antics on assignment drive divine exasperation to new heights.
With a playful tone that blends supernatural themes and behind-the-scenes satire, this film explores the age-old question: Who really runs the show—divine intervention or human folly? Packed with quirky characters and a lighthearted yet thought-provoking narrative, *Angels, Devils and Men (2009)* delivers a fresh, comedic spin on the afterlife.