Fifi Sands, whose husband is constantly unfaithful, is prevented from obtaining a divorce by her husband's lawyer, Bedlow. At a dinner party given by Smith, a columnist, she announces that her husband has at last granted her freedom; but Owen McDonald, her childhood sweetheart, whom she still loves, is disappointed to learn that she is not asking for alimony or a settlement.
Is The Furies worth digging up today? Honestly, for anyone who loves old-school melodramas where things go from zero to a hundred in five minutes flat, yeah, you might get a kick out of it. If you're looking for something subtle or, you know, realistic... probably just skip this one. It’s a wild ride, but not everyone’...
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Comparing the cinematic DNA and archive impact of two defining moments in cult history.
Alan Crosland
Alan Crosland
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"Is The Furies worth digging up today? Honestly, for anyone who loves old-school melodramas where things go from zero to a hundred in five minutes flat, yeah, you might get a kick out of it. If you're looking for something subtle or, you know, realistic... probably just skip this one. It’s a wild ride, but not everyone’s cup of tea. This film is a prime example of a story that just keeps escalating, and you have to respect its commitment to the chaos. It’s not about quiet character studies; it’s..."
Ben Hendricks Jr.
Zoe Akins, Forrest Halsey
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