Don't Let the Angels Fall (1969)
Directed by George Kaczender
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Synopsis by Dan Pavlides
Robert (Arthur Hill) is a successful family man who attends an insurance convention in the U.S. Leaving behind his wife Barbara (Sharon Acker) and two sons ages 19 and 13, he has an affair with an American girl. His wife suspects something is wrong when he returns. The youngest son skips school and the oldest son gets involved with a female rock singer and participates in campus demonstrations. Robert slowly grows more distant from his family and is plagued by having never taken a stand on anything political or controversial. After seeing some disturbing pictures of Vietnam, student riots, and the Warsaw Ghetto, Robert begins to lose his mind in this drama of the good life that goes from bad to worse to insanity.
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agent [representative], computers, course [path], extramarital-affair, family, insurance, insurance-agent, love, mental-illness, mind, passion, return, son, teenagers, wife, woman
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