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6.1 / 10 56min

Drama Romance

While visiting China, an American man falls in love with a young Chinese woman, but he then has second thoughts about the relationship. The plot is a variation of the Madame Butterfly story, set in China instead of Japan. The Toll of the Sea was one of the first and most successful Technicolor feature films.

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Review by user122a5q9ce1r

A beautiful study of sacrificial love

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Review by user49670mme0ls

Dull melodrama elevated by Anna May Wong's performance

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Review by user667sygxbcb

Historically speaking, it's a mega-important film!

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Review by user646p5pezh2d

The Wonderful Anna May Wong At The Dawn Of A Career That Should Have Been Greater

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Review by user9586qfxr5vc

Fine Performance By Anna May Wong, & Also Interesting Historically

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Review by user555j8k5yz8g

So THIS is the FIRST Technicolor movie - a MASTERPIECE!

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Review by user2859a8hmuuc

Beautifully told and photographed story. This film is now available on the "Treasures from American Film Archives" DVD.

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Review by user48613peh5gm

First Color Film Made In Hollywood

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Review by user353w2mv9sr

One of the first films using two tone color

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Review by user8071yc54nzf

Anna May Wong stares... in color!

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Review by user294yf56mpm3

Color Silent slow but significant.

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