La Roue

The film follows Sisif, a railwayman, who saves a young girl named Norma after a train crash, raising her alongside his son, Elie. As Norma matures, Sisif faces the difficult decision of whether to reveal her true parentage. This narrative delves into complex family dynamics and the emotional turmoil that comes with them.

As a silent film, La Roue captures the essence of early cinema with its expressive storytelling and visual style. Abel Gance's direction is notable, and the performances by the cast, including Séverin-Mars and Ivy Close, contribute to the film's emotional weight. Collectors of silent cinema will appreciate its historical significance and engaging plot.