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Broken Blossoms or The Yellow Man and the Girl (1919)

The love story of an abused English girl and a Chinese Buddhist in a time when London was a brutal and harsh place to live.

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Luis C 19 Jul 2013

If you can get by the casual racism in this movie (and how can you not?) this movie is a pretty powerful film with dynamite acting chops by Lillian Gish, Richard Barthelmess and most especially, Donald Crisp as Battling Burrows. Crisp really just enters the lexicon of truly frightening antagonists of a father who just finds nothing better to do when he's not boxing than to beat his daughter to a pulp. Fortunately, a local chinese man (or, as Gish calls him, "Chinky") sees beauty in Gish, and presents a life full of happiness fo r her. Surprisingly intense for it's time, there are some scenes that I wondered what the audiences in 1919 were thinking when watching them. (though Gish going crazy in a closet isn't one of them)

Roger Ebert 01 Jan 2000

Films like this, naive as they seem today, helped nudge a xenophobic nation toward racial tolerance.

Jennifer H 22 Aug 2009

This is an amazingly touching story and well-made movie. The music is really fitting to the scenes, and lovely. Lillian Gish is especially good as the 15-year-old girl, even though she was 26 at the time the film was made (according to reports). I recommend this highly!

George L 03 Sep 2007

"What makes you so good to me, Chinky?" Hailed by many as Griffith's masterpiece, this silent film stands up to the test of time quite well. Griffith pioneered much of film grammar and this film remains easy to follow for the modern viewer. Gish's portrayal of Lucy is the highlight, bringing a wordless vulnerability and frailty to the screen.

Derek J 16 Jan 2008

Very very different movie for it's time. The characters are more complex than what you'd see in a Chaplin film or something similar. The main complaint I had with this film is it seems to drag on to no end with nothing much of anything happening.