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Wild Orchids (1929)

A prince in Java tries to seduce his visitor's wife, but he's discovered.

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- Watch The Full Movie
Year
- 1929
Language
- English
Duration
- 100 mins
Director
- Sidney Franklin
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Genres
- Adventure
- Romance
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Eric H 30 Aug 2015

The film's first rate production values make the heat & hedonism of Java come alive for the viewer. The Javanese dancing is of particular interest. The use of sound effects in this late silent film is of some significance - they perfectly illustrate where some film purists thought the cinema should remain: with music and effects, but definitely no dialogue.