"A Drunkard's Reformation" (1909) director D.W. Griffith starring Arthur V. Johnson

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The ultimate catharsis study, allowing its infinite sequence throughout the conexion between character and audience. Considering is a Griffith piece, this also fits into a perfect example about the importance of separating art from its artist

[@bandicoot5412]

Wonderful work, timely subject, before world war one, what a time travel, they all came and went.

[@imad076]

Thank you

[@sivaprasadyarlagadda2291]

good message.

[@theresaholguin699]

Wow good film and good message

[@marknostrant9144]

history

[@rodneysammons5544]

The controlling Spirt will be back with seven more ruthless Demons

[@lastthingsministry]

It makes me realise that in the Gospels, Jesus was telling us that life truly is impossible without Him.

[@n.b.2164]

Nice film and good message.

[@TheFattHatt]

Neat

[@aqualcunopiaceclassico3201]

rhetorical

[@gregedgerton3390]

Come-on, this says what we've all known forever. Dad gets messed-up after work and then comes home to fuck-up his wife and kids. Call it what it is. Don't blame booze. You just as-well BLAME any reason the asshole has to do the same thing ! It's not a booze - but a social problem. 'But people's fingers can only point in one single direction' .