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The Marriage Circle (1924)

An unhappily married couple moves to Vienna, where the wife's married best friend lives, and soon, sparks fly between the wife and the best friend's husband.

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Rob L 27 Jul 2012

A little on the boring side. Could barely watch it... and I like Lubitsch.

Joe H 03 Apr 2013

Unlike most films of the silent era, "The Marriage Circle" derives is humor from its biting social satire rather than Vaudeville-era motifs (i.e., situational comedy), although the film takes a more serious turn during its second half. Despite the "vamp"-type of character, Lubitch's subversive take on marriage and the petty jealousies that accompany monogamous relationships make this film feel strikingly modern.

Richard Brody 11 Oct 2015

For his second American film, from 1923, Ernst Lubitsch turned a drawing-room farce into bittersweet chamber music-which, aptly, plays out in Vienna.