Film · Warner Bros. · 1925
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Lady Windermere's Fan
60Watch it awake.
The mother takes the scandal and still cannot tell the girl who she is.
The review
A scandal is about to ruin a young wife, and the woman who steps in is her mother. She cannot tell her. I knew the shape of the play and still felt the mean part, which is the silence, not the fan. Lubitsch, from Wilde, 1925, and a house can watch it. He tells it without a sermon. At this hour I didn't want one either.
The secret is the plot. The fan is only the object. What stayed with me was a mother spending her name so the girl can keep hers. That is not small, and it is not clean, because the daughter never hears the sentence. If you have kept a child safe by not saying who you are, you will know the bruise. I did. I didn't feel noble about it.
Journal
Keep Lady Windermere's Fan in the record.
No house has filed a sentence for this yet.
Live Historic number 60. Yours can differ.
The glance
Industry is the thin one.
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.
Consider this
Babe
73 instead of 60
Babe is still a comedy film, and it scores 73 instead of 60. What you gain is industry: The work of herding, practiced.
The eight
- 2Industry
A scandal and a fan, not a trade anyone is living by.
- 9Household
A mother takes the blame and cannot tell her daughter who she is.
- 7Piety
She stops the girl's ruin by taking a shame she will not explain.
- 8Courage
She spends the name she has so the young wife is not ruined.
- 5Republic
Scandal is the room's law, and she answers it without help.
- 6Temperance
She takes the scandal in rather than feeding the room that wants it.
- 5Truth
The saving act is silence: she will not say she is the mother.
- 6Stewardship
The daughter keeps a life; the mother stays outside that truth.
Where to watch
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