Law of the Lawless

The story centers around Sahande, a Tartar girl who finds herself sold to Costa, a Gypsy chief. As her fiancé Sender attempts to reclaim her, Costa marries Sahande but allows her a ten-day period to decide between her new husband and her former love. This narrative reflects the tensions and romantic dilemmas of the time.

Collectors will find interest in this film not only for its dramatic storytelling but also for its historical significance as a silent film from the early 1920s. The runtime of 70 minutes offers a concise viewing experience, and its production by Paramount Pictures enhances its appeal to those gathering classic films. With themes related to marriage and gypsies, this film captures a distinctive slice of early cinema that could intrigue collectors looking to explore various genres and cultural narratives from this era.