Opened Shutters

In Opened Shutters, Sylvia Lacey, portrayed by Edith Roberts, faces hardship after her father's passing and moves in with her relatives in New England. The film delves into her struggles with feelings of unworthiness and her romantic entanglement with John Dunham, her uncle's law partner. The narrative unfolds against a backdrop of familial tension and societal expectations.

As a lost film, Opened Shutters holds a unique place in cinema history. Collectors of early 20th-century films may find interest in its narrative and the performances of its cast, including Josef Swickard and Joseph Singleton. The film's status as lost adds an intriguing layer for those who appreciate the preservation of films from this era.