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Summary: The River, of which the central theme is desire, is the most erotic film of the silent cinema. The initial situation is of an Eden-like simplicity: the initiation into love of a male virgin, a man of the woods coming into contact with a mysterious female urbanite about whom we learn but little, other than that she "has lived life to the full" and that she is always monitored by the crow belonging to her lover who was imprisoned for murder. (Edition Filmmuseum)
Country: USA
Directed By: Frank Borzage
Written By: John Hunter Booth, Dwight Cummins
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