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"  Photo: Getty Images Set to premiere at the European Film Market in Berlin next week, new movie The Face of an Angel takes inspiration from American journalist Barbie Latza Nadeau&amp;#039;s book on the Meredith Kercher murder trial, Angel Face: Sex, Murder and the Inside Story of Amanda Knox.It&amp;#039;s a thinly-veiled &amp;quot;fictional adaptation&amp;quot; though, in that the names of key characters in the trial are changed and, Variety says, is about using &amp;quot;the tragic story [of Kercher&amp;#039;s murder] and ensuing media circus as a springboard for a wider investigation of society&amp;#039;s fascination with violence.&amp;quot;  Kate Beckinsale and Daniel Br\u00FChl star, as the author of a book on the movie&amp;#039;s murder trial (Nadeau) and a filmmaker adapting it, respectively. During a trip to Italy to engross themselves in the case, Br\u00FChl&amp;#039;s character &amp;quot;becomes increasingly disturbed by the dark medieval atmosphere... and begins to fall into his own personal hell.&amp;quot; (I mean, sure, one woman is murdered, another simultaneously lionized/villainized on the world&amp;#039;s stage thanks to trial after trial \u2014 but it&amp;#039;s the tenuously-related documentary filmmaker whose &amp;quot;personal hell&amp;quot; is of note. Sure.) Anyway, he&amp;#039;s saved by, of all people, Cara Delevingne (no, really) who plays a British student on a semester abroad. They fall in love. Yeah, we&amp;#039;ll see it.      Via   "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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