"Dirty Angels" takes on the turbulent backdrop of Afghanistan, weaving it with the classic rescue mission trope. The idea of an all-female rescue team is intriguing, and the title cleverly refers to these women as "angels." However, the film falls short in explaining why such a team was specifically assembled, leaving the audience wanting more context. The depiction of the conflict-ridden setting is commendable, immersing viewers in the harsh realities of the region. Yet, Eva Green's performance, which could have anchored the narrative, feels lackluster and fails to deliver the emotional depth expected. Meanwhile, the other "angels" fade into the background, barely making an impression. While the premise had great potential, the execution lacks the impact needed to make it truly memorable. A missed opportunity for what could have been a powerful, character-driven story.

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