Bare Knees

This film, produced by Gotham Productions, features a cast including Virginia Lee Corbin, Donald Keith, and Jane Winton. It explores themes of societal expectations and personal freedom through the lens of the flapper culture, which was influential during the late 1920s.

As the plot unfolds, the arrival of the flapper sister with her bobbed hair and daring fashion choices disrupts the quiet life of the protagonist. The ensuing scandal not only highlights the contrasting values of the characters but also reflects the changing social dynamics of the time. The film's comedic approach to serious subjects adds a layer of entertainment that was characteristic of the era.