The Oldest Law
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About This Movie
The Oldest Law is a 1918 drama film that explores the life of Jennie Cox after her father's death. As a lost film, its existence adds intrigue to collectors of silent cinema.
The Oldest Law holds a certain rarity in collector circles, given its age and the lack of comprehensive information about its director. It has seen limited re-releases, making original prints quite desirable. Enthusiasts of early cinema appreciate its authentic representation of period struggles, and there’s an increasing interest in films that capture the nuanced themes of female resilience. As the silent film era continues to be explored, this title offers a unique look into the evolution of storytelling in American cinema.
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What is the genre of The Oldest Law?
The Oldest Law is a drama film.
Who directed The Oldest Law?
The director is not specified in the provided data.
Who stars in The Oldest Law?
The top cast includes June Elvidge, Charles W. Charles, John Bowers, Eloise Clement, Frank Andrews, and Frank Norcross.
What year was The Oldest Law released?
The Oldest Law was released in 1918.
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