Angel Negro

Angel Negro

Year: 2000

Runtime: 85 mins

Language: Spanish

Director: Jorge Olguín

Horror

When teenager Angel Cruz vanishes under mysterious circumstances in 1990, her classmates—who were linked to the incident—reunite a decade later to uncover what really happened. The story suggests that angels can exist without wings, hinting at hidden forces behind her disappearance.

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