Film · Italy · 1916
Cenere
69Worth an evening.
A mother sees the son she gave up and leaves, so she will not ruin his life.
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The review
She gave him up, and then she sees him again. A mother, a son, and a choice not to ruin the life he has. Eleanora Duse's only film. Italian, 1916, not an American gross. The face is why the picture was made. A house can watch it. I watched it hoping I would leave a hard meeting that cleanly, and I am not sure I would.
The leaving is the mercy. She does not spend his life to ease the meeting. That is a household doing a hard thing, not a famous face collecting a bow. The camera came for the face. I would keep the mercy. If the kids are up, the line is short: she meets him, and she will not break what he already has.
Journal
Keep Cenere in the record.
No house has filed a sentence for this yet.
Live Historic number 69. Yours can differ.
The glance
Industry and Republic 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.
Consider this
Enoch Arden
79 instead of 69
Enoch Arden is still a drama film, and it scores 79 instead of 69. What you gain is industry: He is a sailor, and that wrecked work is why the years pass.
The eight
- 4Industry
Duse's face is why the picture was made, and it is her only film.
- 9Household
A mother who gave her son up meets him and will not ruin his life.
- 8Piety
The leaving is the mercy: she will not ruin the life he has.
- 8Courage
She meets the son she gave up and leaves rather than break his life.
- 3Republic
Her duty is to one son's life, not to a town or a law.
- 8Temperance
She leaves instead of staying to spend the life her son has.
- 7Truth
She meets him again and will not ruin the life he already has.
- 8Stewardship
She leaves him the life he already has, and that leaving is the mercy.
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