Ashes of Vengeance

In "Ashes of Vengeance," a man is forced into servitude and develops a romance with the sister of his persecutor. This narrative explores themes of love and oppression, typical of the dramatic storytelling of the era. With a runtime of 111 minutes, it is notable for being Norma Talmadge's longest film to date.

The film features a cast that includes notable actors of the silent era, such as Conway Tearle, Wallace Beery, and Josephine Crowell. As Talmadge's fourth collaboration with director Frank Lloyd, the film reflects the cinematic style and storytelling techniques of the early 1920s. Collectors may find interest in the historical context and the performances of early cinema icons.