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6.9 / 10 2h 30min

Drama History Romance

France, on the eve of the French Revolution. Henriette and Louise have been raised together as sisters. When the plague that takes their parents' lives causes Louise's blindness, they decide to travel to Paris in search of a cure, but they separate when a lustful aristocrat crosses their path.

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Review by user189ytl7837o

Another Magnificent Epic by D. W. Griffith

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Review by user408mzltnoy2

The drama of two sisters in the midst of the French revolution.

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Review by user782hyhlzw8j

A classic silent drama set at the time of the French Revolution

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Review by CosmicCrane

The Revolution with D.W. Griffith

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Review by user419y2fj43d3

Ultimate Masterpiece of Epic Melodramas

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Review by user429vtfq70bh

Last Masterpiece Film of Griffith's

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Review by OceanicOstrich

Griffith's Perchance Greatest Film

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Review by user491t4sc4la4

Lillian and Dorothy Gish. Beauty and Chemistry at its finest

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Review by user681vgt68w2

Beautiful production, tedious story

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Review by PolarPenguin

A revolutionary mixture of emotional family drama and historic events in Cinema World.

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Review by user931k12jss65

Great Film-making, but Reactionary Politics

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Review by user295zs971woo

exceedingly melodramatic but amazing

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Review by user219z5l7il2i

A storm is brewing. Through the eye of the storm, Griffith metaphoric shows us the violent twist and turns of life during the French Revolution

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Review by CrystalCrocodile

The Movies, Mr. Griffith, And Me

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Review by CrimsonCardinal

Orphans - with William Perry piano score - elevates to a Masterpiece!

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