The Blasphemer

The Blasphemer tells the story of John Harden, a man who, after achieving success on Wall Street, believes he controls his own destiny without regard for God or the Devil. His arrogance leads to a downfall, resulting in poverty and isolation from friends and family. The film explores themes of faith and redemption as Harden ultimately returns to his childhood beliefs.

As a silent feature, The Blasphemer offers a glimpse into the early 1920s film landscape, showcasing storytelling techniques from that era. The film stars George Howard, Augusta Anderson, Irving Cummings, and Margaret Seddon, whose performances reflect the dramatic style of silent cinema. For collectors, this film represents a unique piece of religious-themed storytelling from a time when silent films were the primary medium for cinematic expression.