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Bleak House

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In a London soaked in fog and secrets, the life of a young orphan named Esther Summerson takes an unexpected turn when she is invited to live in the mansion of an intriguing aristocrat, Mr. Jarndyce. With her heart full of hope and longing for belonging, Esther discovers that the house harbors more than meets the eye: a labyrinth of varied characters, each trapped in the web of an eternal and corrupt inheritance lawsuit that has ravaged the lives of those who have come near it.

As Esther delves into this world, she meets Ada Clare and her cousin Richard, who are also victims of the legal struggle for the family's fortune. The intrigue grows when the presence of a mysterious figure in the shadows is revealed: the feared and manipulative Miss Havisham. Esther, with her unbreakable spirit and kindness, becomes the thread that weaves together the stories of her new friends, all of whom are grappling with betrayals, unbridled ambitions, and dark secrets.

The plot unfolds in a biting social context and a gothic atmosphere that denounces the injustices of the judicial system of the time, while each protagonist faces their own demons. Esther's quest for her identity and her place in the world transforms into a journey of self-discovery, where the lessons of life challenge greed and despair. Amidst love and suffering, the fates of these characters will shift in a passionate and moving dance.

Media type
Movie
Year
1920
Director
Maurice Elvey
Rating
Service
Internet Movie Database
Rating
6.20
Actors
Constance Collier
Berta Gellardi
E. Vivian Reynolds
Norman Page
Clifford Heatherley
Ion Swinley
A. Harding Steerman
Anthony St. John
Helen Haye
Teddy Arundell
Beatrix Templeton
Country
United States
Original title
Bleak House
Duration
81
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