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The Conscience of John David is a 1916 drama that explores themes of love and societal pressure. Directed by David Horsley, this film tells the story of a wealthy man's journey toward finding deeper meaning in life.
This film is somewhat elusive in collector circles, having been released during the silent era when many prints were lost or deteriorated over time. Its scarcity is paired with a growing interest in early American cinema, especially among those who appreciate the nuances of silent storytelling. Collectors often seek out any surviving prints or archival footage that might shed light on its themes and production techniques, and it can provide valuable context for the evolution of drama in film.
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The Conscience of John David is a drama.
The film was directed by David Horsley.
The top cast includes Crane Wilbur, Fred Montague, John Oaker, Mae Gaston, and Louis Durham.
The Conscience of John David was released in 1916.
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