Netflix released the disturbing trailer for The Angel of Death, a film based on real events

Netflix released the trailer and the official release date of The angel of Deatha disturbing thriller based on true eventsdirected by Tobias Lindholm (Oscar nominee) and starring Eddie Redmayne (The Theory of Everything, The Danish Girl) and Jessica Chastain (Blackest Night, Crimson Peak).

The film tells the story of Amy (Chastain), a compassionate nurse and single mother dealing with serious heart disease, finds herself on the edge physically and emotionally. due to the harsh night shifts her work in the ICU demands. But he soon enlists the help of Charlie (Redmayne), a caring and understanding colleague who joins your unit. The two forge a strong and loyal friendship as they share the long nights in the hospital, and for the first time in years, Amy has faith in her future and that of her daughters. But, When the mysterious death of several patients sparks an investigation that points to Charlie as the prime suspect, Amy is forced to risk her life. and the safety of her daughters to uncover the truth.

The angel of Death features a screenplay by Krysty Wilson-Cairns, also an Oscar nominee, and it is based on the book The Good Nurse: A True Story of Medicine, Madness, and Murder written by Charles Graeber. The cast of the film is completed by Nnamdi Asomugha, Kim Dickens, Malik Yoba, Alix West Lefler and Noah Emmerich.

When does The Angel of Death premiere on Netflix?

The angel of Death will arrive in the catalog of the streaming platform on October 26at the start of the period of premieres that aspire to be nominated in the next awards season and win a space at the 2023 Oscars. For the moment, Netflix released an official trailer that draws viewers into the macabre true story.

This is not Eddie Redmayne’s first job with the streaming platform: in 2020 he was one of the protagonists of the praised judicial thriller The Trial of the Chicago Sevendirected by Aaron Sorkin. The story centers on seven people charged with conspiracy against the federal government in 1969, following a series of protests at the 1968 Democratic National Convention in Chicago.