Director:
Til SchweigerCámara:
Adrian CranageMúsica:
Martin TodsharowReparto:
Til Schweiger, Moritz Bleibtreu, Luna Schweiger, Jacob Matschenz, Katharina Schüttler, Karoline Schuch, Heiner Lauterbach, Hannah Herzsprung (más)Sinopsis(1)
Max Fischer, an ex‐special forces soldier, is hired to protect troubled teen Nina; troubled because she witnessed a brutal murder and some very mean people want her very dead. Betrayed and on the run from the murdering arms dealer Thomas Backer, a man who will stop at nothing and anybody to achieve his goals, loner Max and orphan Nina draw increasingly closer as circumstances forge them from strangers to friends, their insecurity becoming trust, each one relying on the other for protection.
Turning to Max's former comrade‐in‐arms, the handicapped Rudi, Max and Nina's new found safety proves to be only temporary. Again forced to flee, they seek refuge with Sara, the love of Max's life and, unknown to him, the state prosecutor who has been charged with Nina's witness protection. It's now a race against time as Sara seeks to bring the two runaways into safety as the vicious Backer pulls out all the stops.
Little do Max and Sara know, however, there is a traitor in their ranks. Events pile onto one another, the body count rises until things climax in a furious firefight of a showdown: bullets fly and yet more lives will be lost.
(Berlinale)
Reseñas (1)
This piece isn’t the biggest surprise that Til Schweiger’s managed to deliver to me in his movie. The entire movie, I was actually wondering what I could say if someone asked me about it. At the end of the movie, I realized that I couldn’t really say anything. Guardian Angel doesn’t have anything to offer – or at most, it has Til’s daughter, who can moreover piss a lot of people off. The shootouts are relatively cool, but everything else in this movie is bad.
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