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The Anarchist's Wife is a 1912 drama short film from the Vitagraph Company of America. It explores the impact of anarchism on families through the story of a couple facing turmoil due to one partner's radical beliefs.
This film is part of the early silent film era and holds a unique place in the history of societal reflections in cinema. As a Vitagraph production, it's harder to find in good condition compared to later releases, making it an interesting piece for collectors who appreciate the nuances of early cinema. Its themes remain relevant, and the film captures a specific moment in time with its exploration of anarchism, something not often addressed in silent shorts. It's a piece that invites discussion and reflection, adding to its allure for those who collect films from this period.
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The Anarchist's Wife is a drama short film.
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The film features Florence Turner, Leo Delaney, Mae Costello, E.K. Lincoln, and Helene Costello.
The Anarchist's Wife was released in 1912.
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