Cytherea

The film follows Lee Randon, who feels trapped in his business and conventional life. His chance encounter with the young flapper Claire Morris reawakens his sense of adventure and romance. The narrative deepens when he meets Claire's married aunt, Savina Grove, who embodies the ideal woman he envisions while looking at a doll named Cytherea, the goddess of love.

Cytherea features two dream sequences shot using an early version of the Technicolor process, making it notable for its visual style within the silent film era. The cast includes prominent actors of the time such as Irene Rich, Lewis Stone, and Norman Kerry, among others. This film is a window into the aesthetic and thematic concerns of 1920s cinema, making it relevant for collectors interested in silent films and early color technology.