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The Woman and the Law is a 1918 drama directed by an unnamed filmmaker. The film follows the turbulent relationship of Jack La Salle and his South American heiress wife, Blanquetta, exploring themes of betrayal and revenge.
This film is quite rare, with very few surviving prints, making it a gem for collectors focused on silent cinema. It was initially distributed in 1918, but finding it on original format—especially in a decent condition—is increasingly difficult. Interest in silent films has been growing, and this particular title attracts those who appreciate the complexities of early 20th-century storytelling, especially in how it portrays emotional turmoil.
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The Woman and the Law is a drama.
The film features a cast including Miriam Cooper, Ramsey Wallace, and Peggy Hopkins Joyce.
The Woman and the Law was released in 1918.
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