In 18th century England, the life of a humble blacksmith takes an unexpected turn when he finds himself caught up in a world of crime and adventure. After a series of misunderstandings and run-ins with the law, our protagonist transforms into a legend, known as the cunning and bold outlaw who steals from the rich to help the poor. With a blend of charisma and cleverness, he and his loyal companion, a resourceful petty thief, face the corrupt aristocrats of the time, who will stop at nothing to maintain their power and wealth.
As the fame of our hero grows, so do the dangers surrounding him. Deadly confrontations with the local sheriff, determined to bring him to justice, test his wits and evasion skills. Amidst thefts and narrow escapes, he falls in love with a young noblewoman who is torn between her duty and her attraction to the liberator of the dispossessed. This complicated romance adds an extra layer of tension as both worlds collide, creating dilemmas of loyalty and action.
With a visual style that captures the essence of the era and witty humor that challenges social conventions, this 1920s production delves into themes of justice and rebellion. Ultimately, the outlaw's ethics become a reflection of the struggle for freedom in a world governed by corruption. An exciting odyssey filled with twists, love, and the quest for truth.