Face Value

The film follows Howard Crandall Jr., a man from a wealthy background who suffers a disfiguring facial injury during World War I. Choosing to remain in Paris after the war, Howard finds solace among others who share similar struggles. As he grapples with his changed appearance, he must confront the reactions of his family and his sweetheart, Muriel, upon his return home.

Face Value captures the complexities of human relationships and societal perceptions in the aftermath of war. The film features performances from Fritzi Ridgeway, Gene Gowing, and Betty Baker among others, all contributing to the narrative's emotional depth. This silent film represents a significant period in cinematic history, showcasing the dramatic storytelling typical of the era.