Angels Of Evil [vallanzasca: Gli Angeli Del Male] Review
By Rich Cline
Good
Stylish filmmaking and an energetic pace help carry us through this complicated true story from 1970s and 80s Italy. There are a few too many characters to keep straight, and some irrelevant sideroads, but it's a gripping ride.![Angels Of Evil [vallanzasca: Gli Angeli Del Male]](http://images.contactmusic.com/images/reviews2/angels-of-evil-fr.jpg "Angels Of Evil [vallanzasca: Gli Angeli Del Male]")
As Renato Vallanzasca (Stuart) grew up, he graduated from petty crime to full-on bank robberies and kidnapping, eventually becoming one of Milan's most notorious criminals with a gang that included two childhood friends, Enzo and Sergio (Timi and Bliebtreu), and their "little sister" Antonella (Vega).
Through brazen crime sprees, prison terms and escapes over some 20 years, he fathers a child with Consuelo (Solarino) and befriends a suave archrival (Scianna). But his ongoing problem is whether or not he can trust those who are closest to him.
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