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Sin of an Angel
A being from a different plane decides to come down on earth to see how human beings are living; over there he meets a evil man who try to manipulate him to his personal benefit. The angel comes to Tomar to live with the people of the earth and lives among human beings, gets to know the magician Solomon who discovers that Tomar has a magical eye and convinces him to work with him, Solomon covets in his wife's sister Jasmine and rapes her, Solomon exploits that Tomar does not have His fingerprints persuade him to steal the treasury of the hotel where Solomon and Tomar present with them, but they fail to monitor the police for them.
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Plot Summary
A young woman, the daughter of a wealthy rancher, becomes involved with a drifter who is accused of murder. She believes in his innocence and attempts to help him escape justice, leading to a dangerous confrontation with the law and the truth about her father's past.
Critical Reception
Information on the critical reception of 'Sin of an Angel' is sparse, as it was a made-for-television film with a limited release. However, its modest runtime and dramatic themes suggest an aim for straightforward television viewing entertainment of its era.
What Reviewers Say
The film attempts to explore themes of innocence, guilt, and betrayal within a dramatic narrative.
While not widely reviewed, it likely followed the typical television drama conventions of the late 1970s.
The performances, particularly Brenda Vaccaro's, were likely key to carrying the film's dramatic weight.
Google audience: Audience reviews are not readily available for this television film.
Fun Fact
The film was released during a period when made-for-television movies were a significant part of television programming, often featuring familiar actors in dramatic roles.
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