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True Heart Susie (1919)

Susie secretly loves her neighbor, William Jenkins, but neither, it seems, can confess their feelings for each other.

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Spencer P 27 Apr 2016

A hugely sentimental though also resonating silent film that rings with a timeless story.

Martin T 31 Aug 2010

Simplistic storytelling and outmoded sexual politics. I'm not doubting Griffith's talent as a filmmaker. But even if he was ahead of his time cinematically, his puritanical attitudes seem dated even by 1919 standards. His soapbox approach to cinema really bugs me, using his movies to shove his values down your throat. Few hands are heavier. I kept rooting for bad girl Bettina, because William was such a crashing bore and Susie was such a doormat idiot. Nonetheless, it is at least mildly entertaining fare, well-paced, well-shot and well-acted.

Variety Staff 26 Mar 2009

Griffith has handled the picture in the same masterly way that he usually has things done.

Richard Brody 20 Aug 2013

The psychological subtlety of the silent cinema owes much to a complex visual grammar that D. W. Griffith employed to tell surprisingly old-fashioned stories.

Steve G 26 May 2017

My only issue is that scenes can drag a little unnecessarily long at times. The nuance in some of the acting is serendipitous. Quite a lovely story. Maybe my favorite feature-length film from the 1910s. We seem to know how it will sentimentally end, but worth experiencing. What a profoundly great female heroine, if not the greatest. A sweet film.