

Wim Wenders won Best Director at Cannes for this much-loved film, in which two angels hover over a still-divided Berlin and envy people the unpredictability of their lives. Then one of them, Bruno Ganz in an iconic role, decides to become human, with none other than Peter Falk in support.
The guardian angels who roam a divided Berlin see the world in black and white, listening in on the thoughts of mortals and trying to bring them some comfort. Then one of them falls in love with an acrobat, and if he wants to be with her, he will have to give up his immortality.
Cannes Film Festival
Official Selection
1987
Cannes Film Festival
Best Director
1987
São Paulo International Film Festival
Audience Award
1988
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