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The Common Law

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Dot is a young woman with a brave spirit who lives in a world full of inequalities. From a very young age, she has felt the pressure of social expectations regarding her love life and her decisions. In a twist of fate, she meets Gordon, an attractive and charismatic young man, but their love story is not as straightforward as it seems. Gordon is a worldly man, charming yet also a bit libertine, and Dot finds herself caught between her emotions and what society expects of her.

As their relationship progresses, tensions rise when Dot's mother opposes their romance, insisting that she should follow a more conventional path. What promises to be a romantic tale transforms into a conflict of interests, where individual desires clash with social norms. In an act of rebellion, Dot decides to break the chains that bind her to tradition and fight for her own happiness.

The film plays with themes of love, freedom, and the struggle for independence in an era when women were pressured to follow predefined paths. With a focus on true love and self-discovery, it becomes a reflection on the internal struggle of a woman who challenges expectations, making her personal journey both inspiring and timeless. Ultimately, Dot must find her own truth, and in the process, she uncovers the power of being true to herself.

Media type
Movie
Year
1916
Director
Albert Capellani
Writer
Beryl Morhange
Actors
Clara Kimball Young
Conway Tearle
Paul Capellani
Edna Hunter
Lillian Cook
Julia Stuart
Edward Kimball
Lydia Knott
D.J. Flanagan
Charles Craig
Edmund Mortimer
Barry Whitcomb
Gender
Drama
Romance
Country
United States
Producers
Clara Kimball Young
Original title
The Common Law
Duration
70
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