Shame

The story revolves around William Fielding, a young widower living in Shanghai with his son, David. After Fielding is killed by a trader named Foo Chang, believing Fielding's caretaker is David's mother, the boy is taken to San Francisco by his secretary, Li Clung, to be raised by his grandfather.

As David grows up, he becomes involved in the fight against opium trafficking, aided by Li Clung. This narrative highlights the struggles of a father and son against the backdrop of early 20th century challenges. With its themes of family, betrayal, and social issues, Shame reflects the dramatic storytelling of its era, making it a piece of interest for collectors of silent films and classic drama.