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"Over the Hill to the Poorhouse" is a 1920 silent film that combines drama and crime. The story revolves around a mother abandoned by her children and her struggle against consignment to a poorhouse.
This film holds a certain intrigue for collectors due to its obscure status and the absence of a noted director. Copies are relatively scarce, especially in good condition, which can make it a challenge to track down. The thematic content and early portrayal of social issues elevate its importance in silent cinema, attracting those who appreciate films that dive into the complexities of familial dynamics.
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The film is classified as a drama and crime.
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The top cast includes James Sheridan, Noel Tearle, William Welsh, and Mary Carr.
The film was released in 1920.
It is a silent film.
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