, 17minutes Réalisé parD. W. Griffith OrigineEtats-Unis GenresDrame, Thriller, Policier ActeursDorothy Bernard, Wilfred Lucas, Clara T. Bracy, Donald Crisp, Dell Henderson, Grace Henderson Note57% La vraie histoire du Tueur du Zodiaque qui a commis entre 37 et 200 meurtres de 1966 à 1978.Le 20 décembre 1968, en Californie, deux adolescents sont retrouvés sauvagement assassinés. Ce meurtre ne tarde pas à créer un mouvement de panique générale dans la ville tranquille de Vellejo.Matt Parish, officier de police et père de famille, est chargé d'enquêter sur ce crime, qui ne sera que le premier parmi tant d'autres...
, 17minutes Réalisé parD. W. Griffith OrigineEtats-Unis GenresDrame ActeursLionel Barrymore, Claire McDowell, Charles Hill Mailes, Lillian Gish, Dorothy Bernard, William Elmer Note60% In the introduction a woman is shown descending into insanity after having lost her baby. As she mourns, she takes a blanket from the baby's cradle and starts rocking it as if it were her deceased child. This serves as an introduction to what kind of individuals that reside at the mental institution. The doctor at the hospital is also introduced as he proposes to a nurse.
, 50minutes Réalisé parD. W. Griffith OrigineEtats-Unis GenresDrame ActeursDonald Crisp, Lillian Gish, Robert Harron, Mary Alden, Owen Moore, Rudolph Valentino Note61% Frank Andrews (Donald Crisp) is a well-to-do, middle class apartment dweller who is devoted to his wife (Mary Alden) and two children, John (Robert Harron) and Jane (Lillian Gish). Andrews enters into a mid-life crisis when a fetching young lady, Cleo (Fay Tincher), moves into the apartment next door to the Andrews'. Cleo takes note of Andrews' interest in her and begins to flirt with him, going so far as to set a fire in her apartment in order to attract his aid. Before long, Andrews and Cleo are involved in an affair, and Andrews begins to neglect both his family and responsibilities at work. Humiliated and aghast at her mother's silent suffering over the situation, Jane goes next door with the idea of killing Cleo, but instead they strike up a conversation, and a mutual understanding. They hatch a plan whereby one of Cleo's former beaus (Owen Moore) appears to be courting Jane in front of Andrews, who swiftly condemns his daughter's interest in the man. Jane counters by pointing out Andrews' own poor moral choices, and he sees the error of his ways. Andrews is happily reconciled to his family, and Cleo sets out in search of new digs.