as Anwar Sadat: Captures the strategic shift in Egyptian leadership following Nasser's death.
Much of the film focuses on the personal toll of Marwan's actions on his marriage and family life. The Angel (2018)
Critics often praise the film for its tense atmosphere and Kenzari's compelling lead performance, though some debate remains regarding the historical accuracy of Marwan's true allegiance. The film effectively balances personal drama with international intrigue, making it a staple for fans of the "slow-burn" spy genre. as Anwar Sadat: Captures the strategic shift in
The film explores the ambiguity of Marwan's motives—was he a traitor to Egypt, a hero to Israel, or a "double agent" working for both? Feeling overlooked by Nasser and later serving as
Set primarily during the late 1960s and early 1970s, the film follows Marwan (played by Marwan Kenzari ) as he navigates the high-stakes political landscape of Egypt. Feeling overlooked by Nasser and later serving as a close advisor to President Anwar Sadat, Marwan initiates contact with the Mossad. Under the codename "The Angel," he provides critical intelligence that ultimately plays a pivotal role in the events surrounding the 1973 Yom Kippur War.
as Gamal Abdel Nasser: Represents the old guard and Marwan's initial motivation for rebellion. Major Themes
as Danny Ben Aroya: Marwan’s Mossad handler, highlighting the tense and complex relationship between a spy and his contact.