The armistice saves a girl and a pilot from death, but not a Canadian agent..
Attempting to revisit a silent film from 1928 is always a particular kind of cinematic archaeology. 'Victory,' directed by M.A. Wetherell and adapted from a story by Boyd Cable, is firmly a product of its time – a World War I drama released a decade after the armistice. For contemporary audiences, it's a niche watch, p...
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Comparing the cinematic DNA and archive impact of two defining moments in cult history.
M.A. Wetherell
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"Attempting to revisit a silent film from 1928 is always a particular kind of cinematic archaeology. 'Victory,' directed by M.A. Wetherell and adapted from a story by Boyd Cable, is firmly a product of its time – a World War I drama released a decade after the armistice. For contemporary audiences, it's a niche watch, primarily recommended for dedicated silent film enthusiasts, military history buffs, and those genuinely curious about how early cinema tackled large-scale conflict and personal per..."
James Reardon
Boyd Cable
United Kingdom
1928 · IMDb 6.6
