The Angry Hills

About This Movie

The Angry Hills unfolds in 1941 Greece, a tense backdrop for Michael Morrison, an American journalist caught in a web of deception. The atmosphere is thick with impending doom, and the pacing builds a palpable sense of unease. Morrison’s cynical nature clashes with the dire stakes of war, which adds depth to his character as he navigates the treacherous world of resistance and occupation. Practical effects, though not groundbreaking, serve the narrative well, immersing viewers in the period's gritty realism. Performances are solid, with a particular nod to the supporting cast that brings the local resistance to life, emphasizing the film's themes of betrayal and moral ambiguity.

The Angry Hills has seen a few releases, but it's not the easiest find in collectors' circles, especially in good condition. Early home video formats are especially scarce, and interest has grown in recent years due to its unique setting and narrative. Collectors appreciate the film's blend of drama and war themes, making it an intriguing piece for those who delve into lesser-known wartime cinema.