Summary
In a torrid, clandestine dalliance, a young aristocrat becomes enthralled by a mysterious woman, surrendering to a passionate affair that endures for three weeks. This cinematic exploration of desire and deception navigates the rarefied realm of high society, where reputations are forged and shattered with equal alacrity. As the protagonists navigate their whirlwind romance, they must confront the societal expectations that threaten to ensnare them. Crafted by Carey Wilson and Elinor Glyn, this 1924 silent film, <i>Three Weeks</i>, presents a beguiling tableau of love, lust, and liberation, set against the backdrop of an era characterized by rigid social hierarchies and nascent liberation.
Synopsis
A young aristocrat strikes up an affair with a mysterious woman for three weeks.
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