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In this romantic comedy full of unexpected twists, we follow the life of a young artist named Edward Maltravers. With his dreamer spirit and moderate painting skills, Edward feels trapped in a world that doesn't offer the opportunities he desires. Until one day, in a twist of fate, he stumbles upon a mysterious letter that will change his life forever. This letter, which comes from a lost love, reveals secrets about his family that he never imagined.

As he tries to uncover the true identity of the sender, Edward becomes fascinated and is immediately swept into a whirlwind of intrigue and romance. At the same time, his artistic talent begins to flourish as he creates a series of works based on the strange experiences he has following the letter. However, his path is not an easy one. The quest for the truth leads him to encounter a variety of eccentric and endearing characters, who teach him valuable lessons about life and love.

As the plot unfolds, the comedy intertwines with moments of reflection, prompting Edward to question what he really desires in his life. The film displays a narrative about self-discovery, where art and love intertwine in a visual style characteristic of the era, leaving the audience with a smile and a message about fate and passion.

Media type
Movie
Year
1922
Director
A.V. Bramble
Writer
Eliot Stannard
Arnold Bennett
Actors
Laddie Cliff
Joan Barry
Mary Dibley
Sidney Paxton
Dora Gregory
Norman Page
Arthur Cleave
Jack Denton
Gender
Comedy
Romance
Country
United Kingdom
Original title
The Card
Duration
0
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