If you are looking for a reason to watch this, it’s Dolores Del Río. That’s pretty much the whole list. If you aren't a fan of silent-era melodrama or you find the 'corrupting influence of the big city' trope exhausting, you’re going to have a hard time getting through this one. It’s a movie for people who like to watc...
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"If you are looking for a reason to watch this, it’s Dolores Del Río. That’s pretty much the whole list. If you aren't a fan of silent-era melodrama or you find the 'corrupting influence of the big city' trope exhausting, you’re going to have a hard time getting through this one. It’s a movie for people who like to watch faces and don't mind a plot that moves with the urgency of a Sunday afternoon nap. Don Alvarado plays the husband, and he’s... well, he’s there. He has that very specific 1920s ..."
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1927 · IMDb —
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