Hope, a Red Cross Seal Story (Charles Brabin, 1912) DVDRip VOSE
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HOPE, A RED CROSS SEAL STORY
Título original: Hope, a Red Cross Seal Story
Director: Charles Brabin
Guion: James Oppenheim
Reparto: George Lessey, William West, Gertrude McCoy, Robert Brower, Charles Ogle
Año: 1912
País: USA
Duración: 14 min.
Producción: Edison Company / National Association for the Study and Prevention of Tuberculosis
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Argumento: Muestra los estragos que la tuberculosis producía en los Estados Unidos en la época en que fue filmada y como una pequeña ciudad se moviliza para luchar contra ella.
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Título original: Hope, a Red Cross Seal Story
Director: Charles Brabin
Guion: James Oppenheim
Reparto: George Lessey, William West, Gertrude McCoy, Robert Brower, Charles Ogle
Año: 1912
País: USA
Duración: 14 min.
Producción: Edison Company / National Association for the Study and Prevention of Tuberculosis
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Argumento: Muestra los estragos que la tuberculosis producía en los Estados Unidos en la época en que fue filmada y como una pequeña ciudad se moviliza para luchar contra ella.
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This film is part of a collection entitled "American Film Archives: Vol. 3: Disc 1". The DVDs deal specifically with American short films that deal with various social issues. These are the sort of films that usually would be forgotten or lost had it not been for some film preservationists work. Now this set certainly isn't for everyone, as the content is a bit dry. However, for history teachers (like myself) and cinemaniacs (again, that would be me), it's an invaluable set.
HOPE, A RED CROSS SEAL STORY is a short film made by the Edison Company in 1912. At 14 minutes, it's actually pretty long for this time period--full-length films as we know them today were very rare.
The story begins with an employee with the Red Cross trying to solicit donations in a rural town. However, the town banker refuses, as in a letter he states that it's a disease of city folk. However, his own daughter soon comes down with the dreaded disease--thus ruining her chance to marry and forcing her to go to the dreaded sanitarium.
This sort of mortality tale would definitely be seen as overly melodramatic and old fashioned today (particularly when the fiancé laments her poor fate), but the film isn't bad for the era. It manages to tell the story without quite the usual high level of melodrama and is reasonably realistic, as tuberculosis was an incredibly deadly disease at the time. Watchable and worth seeing.
