
Hearing that the United States has just declared war on Germany, Bill Durham hurries to a recruiting station to enlist, but because he has flat feet, he is rejected. He falls in love with Barbara Knowles, whose guardian, August Myers, unknown to Barbara, is a German agent.

Ralph Spence
United States

The year 1918 stood as a pivotal juncture in the evolution of American cinema, a period where the industry was not only refining its narrative grammar but also grappling with its role as a vessel for national sentiment during the Great War. In this milieu, I'll Say So emerges as a fascinating artifact of kinetic ener...

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Comparing the cinematic DNA and archive impact of two defining moments in cult history.

Raoul Walsh

Raoul Walsh
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" The year 1918 stood as a pivotal juncture in the evolution of American cinema, a period where the industry was not only refining its narrative grammar but also grappling with its role as a vessel for national sentiment during the Great War. In this milieu, I'll Say So emerges as a fascinating artifact of kinetic energy and geopolitical anxiety. Directed with a certain breathless abandon, the film serves as a showcase for George Walsh, an actor whose physicality and charm often invited comparis..."

