Angel in Exile

Year: 1948

Runtime: 90 mins

Language: English

Directors: Allan Dwan, Philip Ford

RomanceDramaWestern

The film follows an ex‑convict traveling to Arizona to claim a gold‑mine fortune, but his journey is halted when the inhabitants of a small Mexican village mistake him for a sacred religious figure. He must navigate their reverence, protect his true identity, and survive a series of thrilling dangers.

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