Released in 1995, “Fallen Angels” is a quintessential Wong Kar Wai film, blending gritty urban aesthetics with poetic storytelling. This Hong Kong neo-noir explores the lives of lonely individuals in a bustling metropolis, featuring a dynamic narrative woven around hitmen, a mysterious woman, and a mute ex-convict. Shot with kinetic energy and vibrant cinematography, the film captures the neon-lit streets and emotional complexities of its characters. Wong’s unconventional narrative structure and use of recurring motifs like rain and food create an evocative atmosphere that immerses viewers in a world where love, loss, and redemption intertwine amidst the chaotic urban landscape.