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The Indian Woman's Pluck is a 1912 film from Hepworth. This silent film features themes of bravery and rescue as it follows an ayah who seeks to save a kidnapped baby.
The Indian Woman's Pluck has a bit of a convoluted history when it comes to formats—it seems to have slipped through the cracks of preservation, making original prints quite scarce. Collector interest tends to revolve around its rarity and the unique perspective it offers on early 20th-century narratives that center around female agency. You'll find that this film, while perhaps not widely recognized, sparks curiosity among those who appreciate silent cinema and its storytelling possibilities.
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The Indian Woman's Pluck is a silent film.
The film was produced by Hepworth.
The Indian Woman's Pluck was released in 1912.
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