The Mother and the Law
The author discusses D.W. Griffith's film "The Mother and the Law," originally titled "The Woman and the Law" and later revised and re-released as "Intolerance." The film is virtually overlooked in Griffiths' oeuvre. Lenning discusses the production of the mov...
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| description | The author discusses D.W. Griffith's film "The Mother and the Law," originally titled "The Woman and the Law" and later revised and re-released as "Intolerance." The film is virtually overlooked in Griffiths' oeuvre. Lenning discusses the production of the movie, the circumstances surrounding its evolution into "Intolerance," and contemporary events that reveal the movie demonstrates that Griffith was a progressive social crusader. |
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