Fallen Angels (film)

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Movie
German title Fallen angel
Original title Fall: The Beginning
Country of production United States
original language English
Publishing year 2006
length 75 minutes
Age rating FSK 12
Rod
Director Mikael Salomon
script Sara B. Cooper
production Patricia Allen ,
Peter J. Donaldson ,
Jay Sanders
music David C. Williams
camera Jon Joffin
cut Alan Cody
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Fallen Angels 2

Fallen Angels (Original title: Fallen: The Beginning ) is an American fantasy film from 2006 by director Mikael Salomon . The production marks the start of a film series that was continued in 2007 with Fallen Angels 2 and continued in 2008 with Fallen Angels 3 . The film trilogy is based on a series of books by Thomas E. Sniegoski . The film started on October 9, 2007 in a few German cinemas.

action

The teenager Aaron Corbett is an orphan and has been the adopted son of Lori and Tom Corbett for the last three years, who himself was a child at home . He gets along very well with his adoptive parents and is the only one who has very close access to his younger disabled adoptive brother who does not speak.

Change of scene: In Japan a man is hunted down and murdered by the mighty. The mighty are angels who want to keep the earth pure and therefore kill all fallen angels and murder their descendants, the Nephilim . But they also kill people if they believe they had contact with the fallen.

Meanwhile, Aaron goes to high school. On his 18th birthday, he made an amazing discovery: not only did he have supernatural abilities, he could also express himself in different languages. He trusts his psychologist Dr. Michael Jonas, who can hardly believe this.

From a homeless man named Zeke, who is a fallen angel, he learns that he is a " Nephilim ", half human and half angel.

Aaron falls in love with Vilma Rodriguez, who believes in angels. Through them he also learns many things about the existence of angels. She also falls in love with him and suspects that he is an angel.

When the angel Verchiel learns of the existence of Aaron, she pulls out all the stops to destroy him, but Aaron escapes.

criticism

"Varied and imaginative film adaptation of a fantasy book series with solid effects."

- film service

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