Quite nice acting between Clara Wieth (Pontoppidan) and Agnete Blom portraying two young women in a very close and loving friendship.
The two have to part ways when Clara's father dies and she has to leave boarding school.
Clara gets married to a fencing teacher and has a young daughter while Agnete begins a singing career.
Unfortunately, when they all meet up later you can see that the husband (Aage Fønss) is mesmerised by Agnete and can't wait to kiss…
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Love and Friendship 1912
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The Love Light 1921
Though 'The Love Light' takes a while to get going story-wise, focusing firstly on the family dynamics and adding humour with the drunken geese in slo-mo, it foreshadows darker events to come by having the war, though distant, impacting greatly on the people of the Italian village! One such is Angela (Mary Pickford), who's family included two brothers, one of which gets killed by the Germans.
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Filibus 1915
Milestone are going to release this film completely restored very soon and I can't wait. It's one of the most intriging and delightful films from the 1910's with a lovely female adventurer who happens to be a masked criminal mastermind!
However, the big news is that, for years, the actual actress who plays Filibus has not been the woman everyone has supposed.
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Exit Smiling 1926
A wonderful comedy directed by Sam Taylor highlighting the personality and comic genius of Beatrice Lillie. Her portrayal of Violet, the drudge of a third rate acting company, is one of the funniest from the silent era. She made very few films afterwards and is best remembered for being a stage actress enjoying many decades of international acclaim. In this film she teams up with fellow Canadian Jack Pickford who wisely underplays his role of Jimmy Marsh letting Beatrice shine…
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