Film · Biograph · 1914
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Judith of Bethulia
60Watch it awake.
She goes into the camp for the city, and I won't say how the general ends.
The review
Griffith's last picture for Biograph is also the first long one he made, and it is not The Spoilers. A widow goes into the enemy camp to save her city. Blanche Sweet plays her. The Bible story is what you're watching. A teen can sit with it. I won't describe the killing.
Her courage is the reason to stay. The means belong to the story, which is a colder thing than a rescue you applaud and forget. I waited until the house was quiet. If you put it on, name the city she is trying to keep and then leave the general's end alone.
Journal
Keep Judith of Bethulia in the record.
No house has filed a sentence for this yet.
Live Historic number 60. Yours can differ.
The glance
Industry and Household and Temperance are the thin ones.
Does anyone here do a real job, and does that job matter?
This phone is set for a grown person, just me. Change the ages.
The eight
- 3Industry
Saving the city is her task; no wage or craft is shown.
- 4Household
She is a widow, and the city she saves is not a husband or a child.
- 7Piety
It is the Bible story of a woman who acts for her city.
- 9Courage
A widow goes into the enemy camp so the city might live.
- 8Republic
She owes the city, and the enemy camp is where she pays that debt.
- 4Temperance
The means are the story's, not a lesson in putting want down.
- 6Truth
The Bible story is told straight: a widow, a city, an enemy camp.
- 7Stewardship
The city is what she means to leave standing after the camp.
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