The Old Wives' Tale

The Old Wives' Tale, directed by an unknown filmmaker, features a narrative centered on a woman who leaves her husband to manage a boarding house in Paris. The film explores her reunion with her sister after the war, highlighting personal sacrifices and relationships during turbulent times.

As a drama and war film from 1921, this title provides insight into the cinematic storytelling of its era. The film stars notable actors such as Fay Compton, Florence Turner, and Henry Victor, contributing to its dramatic weight. Collectors of early cinema will find this film represents a unique perspective on post-war life and familial ties.