Corianton is unsure of his father Alma's religious teachings until God strikes down a religious foe. Converted, he becomes a successful missionary until seduced by the harlot Isabel.
So, Corianton – is it worth digging up today? Well, if you’re into old-school silent films, especially those with a heavy dose of spiritual drama and a bit of a messy moral tale, then yeah, maybe. Folks who appreciate early cinematic attempts at big themes, even if they stumble, will find something here. But if you're ...
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"So, Corianton – is it worth digging up today? Well, if you’re into old-school silent films, especially those with a heavy dose of spiritual drama and a bit of a messy moral tale, then yeah, maybe. Folks who appreciate early cinematic attempts at big themes, even if they stumble, will find something here. But if you're expecting anything fast-paced or subtle, you'll probably just find yourself checking your watch. It’s certainly not for everyone. The film starts with Corianton, played by Theo Pe..."
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