For Happiness

The film follows Zoya Verenskaya, who has dedicated her life to her daughter, Lee, after the death of her husband. As Lee's health declines and her eyesight is at risk, Zoya faces pressure from her suitor, Dmitry, who wishes to marry her. The story unfolds during a vacation in Crimea, where hidden emotions come to light and disrupt their lives.

As a silent drama, For Happiness provides a glimpse into early 20th-century filmmaking and storytelling. The performances by Nikolai Radin and Lidiya Koreneva, along with the direction of Lev Kuleshov, contribute to its historical significance. Collectors of silent films and early dramas may find this film an interesting addition to their collection, offering insight into the era's cinematic techniques and themes.