Horatio Manly Jr. (William Haines), the only son of Judge Horatio Manly (David Torrence), is disowned by his father for obstructing firemen during a hotel fire.
Fighting the Flames is a captivating 1920 silent film that delves into the complex narrative of Horatio Manly Jr., whose journey from estrangement to redemption is a testament to the human capacity for change. Directed with a keen eye for detail, this film is not just a historical artifact but a compelling exploration ...
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B. Reeves Eason
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"Fighting the Flames is a captivating 1920 silent film that delves into the complex narrative of Horatio Manly Jr., whose journey from estrangement to redemption is a testament to the human capacity for change. Directed with a keen eye for detail, this film is not just a historical artifact but a compelling exploration of family, justice, and personal growth. A Tense Begining The film opens with a tense scene at a hotel where a fire is breaking out. Horatio Manly Jr., played by the charismatic ..."
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