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Dust is a 1916 drama that explores the stark contrasts between wealth and industrial labor. Directed by the American Film Manufacturing Company, it tells the story of Marion Moore, who confronts the realities of her father's factory. This film, though lost, holds historical significance in early cinema.
Dust is quite scarce in terms of available formats, with few surviving prints from its original release. Collectors often appreciate its historical significance and the rare glimpse it provides into early cinematic portrayals of industrial labor. The film's thematic depth and social commentary make it an intriguing focus for those interested in silent film history, especially in contexts of class and labor relations.
⚠ High value may reflect a sealed, signed, or rare variant copy.
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Dust is a drama film released in 1916.
Dust was produced by the American Film Manufacturing Company.
The top cast includes Franklin Ritchie, Winifred Greenwood, Harry von Meter, Marguerite Nichols, and Louise Lester.
All formats are available to collectors for Dust.
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