From the mind of director Hungyu Kuo comes a delightfully absurd comedy about mortality, redemption, and the chaos that ensues when the afterlife gets a little too hands-on. When a motley crew of bumbling guardian angels—played with comedic charm by Bryan Scamman, Llana Barron, Kaitlin Sanders, and Sébastien Louis—is assigned to protect a group of deeply flawed, perpetually unlucky humans, they quickly discover that divine intervention is far messier than the celestial handbook suggests. Each angel, desperate to earn their wings, resorts to increasingly outlandish schemes to keep their charges alive, only to find themselves entangled in a series of hilarious mishaps that put both the living and the dead in peril. As the lines between heaven and earth blur, this eccentric ensemble, alongside Andy Gates and Jessica Lee, must confront their own shortcomings while navigating a world that refuses to follow the cosmic script. Blending slapstick humor with heartfelt moments, Angels Near Death is a fast-paced, seventy-two-minute romp that asks whether a second chance is worth the heavenly hassle.