The Angels’ Share is a Scottish film directed by Ken Loach, released in 2012. It received the Jury Prize at the Cannes Film Festival that same year.

Breaking from his usual style, the director here ventures into comedy, following a young Scotsman with a violent past, now a father, who is trying to reintegrate into society. His quest for redemption notably involves discovering whisky.

The title refers to the expression for the portion of alcohol that naturally evaporates during barrel aging.