The Work of Angels: Synopsis

The Work of Angels is based off the short story Ghost at the Window by Walt Hicks. It tells an intertwining story of Guilt and Judgement: An FBI Agent (Sean Marble) makes a life-altering decision in a back alley as he confronts a Grungy Man (Skip Carlsen) who uses a Little Girl (Kiersten Pyke) to aid his escape. Six months later the Agent is sent to investigate a plane crash where he finds out the pilot, Captain Ross Onus (Brian Clark), was also involved in a near miss accident which lead to the deaths of eighteen innocent people, six months prior to this incident. The Agent, now dealing with demons of his own, pairs up with a mysterious Crime Scene Inspector (Charles Halford) to find answers that seem to already be there. As the Agent comes closer to the truth, a circle of paranormal mystery is revealed.

*The Work of Angels* is based off the short story Ghost at the Window by Walt Hicks. It tells an intertwining story of Guilt and Judgement: An FBI Agent (Sean Marble) makes a life-altering decision in a back alley as he confronts a Grungy Man (Skip Carlsen) who uses a Little Girl (Kiersten Pyke) to aid his escape. Six months later the Agent is sent to investigate a plane crash where he finds out the pilot, Captain Ross Onus (Brian Clark), was also involved in a near miss accident which lead to the deaths of eighteen innocent people, six months prior to this incident. The Agent, now dealing with demons of his own, pairs up with a mysterious Crime Scene Inspector (Charles Halford) to find answers that seem to already be there. As the Agent comes closer to the truth, a circle of paranormal mystery is revealed.
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