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Set against the backdrop of World War I, the narrative follows a young idealist named Tom, who arrives in the big city in search of a promising future. At first, he feels overwhelmed by the urban hustle and the diversity of characters around him. However, motivated by a patriotic spirit, he enlists in the army, determined to fight for his country and prove that he can become a true hero.

As he trains, Tom confronts the harsh and brutal realities of war, and his innocent view of honor begins to crumble. Through his experiences at the front, the young man discovers an unbreakable bond of friendship with a group of soldiers from different backgrounds, who teach him lessons about camaraderie and shared struggle. However, the horror of conflict also leaves deep scars, forcing him to question what patriotism truly means and what his nation represents.

With a sense of nostalgia and a fervent desire to return home, Tom grapples with the duality of his identity: the country boy and the seasoned soldier. As the war escalates, he becomes embroiled in a moral dilemma that will challenge his beliefs and lead him to a provocative revelation about his own life and the future of his homeland. The film is a poignant and reflective portrait of sacrifice, identity, and the meaning of true patriotism in times of crisis.

Media type
Movie
Year
1918
Director
John W. Noble
Actors
Arnold Daly
Charles E. Graham
Duncan McRae
Sidney Bracey
P.R. Scammon
Thomas Donnelly
John Levering
Eddie Dunn
Claude Cooper
William V. Miller
Frederick Truesdell
F.C. Earle
Shorty Hamilton
Richard Wangermann
Fred Herzog
Frank Murray
Gerald Day
Jack Burns
Anna Lehr
Marie Du Chette
Helen Milholland
Mrs. Allen Walker
Baby Carr
Mary Carr
James A. Furey
Gender
Drama
Country
United States
Original title
My Own United States
Duration
0
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