The Unwritten Law

The Unwritten Law is a drama that runs for 50 minutes. Directed by George E. Middleton, it was produced by the California Motion Picture Corporation.

As a lost film, The Unwritten Law holds a unique position in early cinema history. Its status as a lost film can make it particularly interesting for collectors focused on films that have historical significance, even if they cannot be viewed today. The film's era, from 1916, offers insights into the themes and storytelling styles of early 20th-century cinema, appealing to those who appreciate classic films and their evolution over time.