Intolerance: Love's Struggle Throughout the Ages

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1916

3h 17m

English

Drama, History

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The story of a poor young woman, separated by prejudice from her husband and baby, is interwoven with tales of intolerance from throughout history.

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Intolerance: Love's Struggle Throughout the Ages

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1916

3h 17m

English

Drama, History

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The story of a poor young woman, separated by prejudice from her husband and baby, is interwoven with tales of intolerance from throughout history.

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Cast

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Lillian Gish

The Woman Who Rocks the Cradle

Mae Marsh

The Dear One (Modern Story)

Robert Harron

The Boy (Modern Story)

F.A. Turner

The Girl's Father (Modern Story)

Sam De Grasse

Arthur Jenkins (Modern Story)

Vera Lewis

Mary T. Jenkins (Modern Story)

Lillian Langdon

Mary, the Mother (Judean Story)

Olga Grey

Mary Magdalene (Judean Story)

Erich von Ritzau

First Pharisee (Judean Story)

Bessie Love

The Bride of Cana (Judean Story)

Margery Wilson

Brown Eyes (French Story)

Eugene Pallette

Prosper Latour (French Story)

Spottiswoode Aitken

Brown Eyes' Father (French Story)

Ruth Handforth

Brown Eyes' Mother (French Story)

Elmer Clifton

The Rhapsode (Babylonian Story)

Seena Owen

Princess Beloved (Attarea) (Babylon...

Carl Stockdale

King Nabonidus (Babylonian Story)

Uplifter

Uplifter

Uplifter

The Friendless One

The Musketeer of the Slums / Babylo...

Tom Wilson

The Kindly Policeman

Ralph Lewis

The Governor

Lloyd Ingraham

Judge of the Court

Directed By: D.W. Griffith

Written By: Tod Browning (Screenplay), Anita Loos, + 1 more

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bass87 says...

5 months ago

lol the original pulp fiction

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nmahoney416 says...

5 years ago

I had to watch this to finish the AFI top 100 list and it is not an easy watch. As a piece of history I can appreciate it but as a movie I did not enjoy it. It has a large scale for the time and it is impressive.

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trusfrated_inspired says...

3 years ago

I didn't know I was actually going to be emotionally invested in a black and white silent movie. To be honest I was a bit lost in the beginning of the film, but then as soon as I got used to its storytelling and editing styles, it became very interesting to watch. It was so satisfying when the four stories came together at the end. And the battle/fight scenes and the feast scenes are just so, so impressive.

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soonertbone says...

2 years ago

As epic as they come–that Babylon set was nuts. While I wish this had been an hour shorter, I appreciated the rhythm and the movement of this movie. It felt symphonic to me: the steady bass line of the “Eternal Motherhood,” the different storylines being played like different instruments contributing to a common theme, and playing off of each other throughout to the crescendo of the final conclusion. When I read that Griffith didn’t intend for the film to be an apology for “Birth,” it struck me as a huge narcissistic reaction to criticism. (“I’m not racist, you’re racist.”) But ultimately here the filmmaking can’t be denied, and I’d include this over the former in any "Top X" list.

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