Blue Water

Blue Water is a silent drama that tells the poignant story of a fisherman in the Bay of Fundy who experiences a tragic loss while at sea. The film's emotional narrative is enhanced by its exploration of love and loss, themes that resonate across generations.

Directed by David Hartford, the film showcases performances by Pierre Gendron, Norma Shearer, Jane Thomas, and Harlan Knight. As a lost film, it adds a layer of intrigue for collectors interested in early cinema and the works that have shaped film history. The rarity of lost films makes Blue Water a significant title for those who appreciate the evolution of drama in film.