This opens with election day scenes at Sunset City and goes on to picture the exciting manner in which Eddie helps to clean up a nest of bandits..
George Hively, Jacques Jaccard, Marie Walcamp
United States
Stepping back into the cinematic annals of 1917, one encounters A Phantom Fugitive, a film that, even a century later, retains a certain raw, unvarnished charm. It’s a relic, yes, but one that speaks volumes about the storytelling impulses of its era: direct, visceral, and often surprisingly prescient. Directed by the ...
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Jacques Jaccard
Jacques Jaccard
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"Stepping back into the cinematic annals of 1917, one encounters A Phantom Fugitive, a film that, even a century later, retains a certain raw, unvarnished charm. It’s a relic, yes, but one that speaks volumes about the storytelling impulses of its era: direct, visceral, and often surprisingly prescient. Directed by the collaborative efforts of Jacques Jaccard and George Hively, with a narrative co-conceived by Marie Walcamp, who also graces the screen, this picture plunges us headfirst into the p..."
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