Hypocrites

Year: 1915

Runtime: 52 mins

Director: Lois Weber

DramaFaith and religionReligious faith sin and forgivenessFaith and spiritual journeysShow All…

The narrative follows St. Gabriel, an artist whose nude statue embodying Purity provokes a brutal, misguided mob that kills him. In the aftermath, his ideal is embodied by a translucent, naked girl who drifts through the film, haunting the scenes as a visual echo of his lost creation.

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