We know a lot of great filmmakers come from Mexico but surprisingly most of them, at the top of the list is current It man Guillermo del Toro, have made their big films outside of the Mexican system. Well that might be about to change. I say might because I’m not quite sure how things are going to play out for Fallen Angel (Angel Caido).
Toted as the “first part” of the first epic fantasy to be completely produced in Mexico, Arturo Anaya T.’s film is pretty typical fare as far as fantasy is concerned. It features good and evil in battle for the world with one man holding the key (literally) to salvation.
The official synopsis explains the story in slightly more detail:
Liut is a Sephyro, part Angel and part human, and he discovers that he is the heir of the key that opens the door to the reign of heaven.
Toted as the “first part” of the first epic fantasy to be completely produced in Mexico, Arturo Anaya T.’s film is pretty typical fare as far as fantasy is concerned. It features good and evil in battle for the world with one man holding the key (literally) to salvation.
The official synopsis explains the story in slightly more detail:
Liut is a Sephyro, part Angel and part human, and he discovers that he is the heir of the key that opens the door to the reign of heaven.
- 3/16/2011
- QuietEarth.us
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