The Pace That Kills

Year: 1928

Runtime: 64 mins

Directors: Norton S. Parker, William A. O’Connor

Drama

After leaving his rural home to seek employment and locate his missing sister in the city, a young farmhand becomes entangled with local drug dealers. Both siblings fall into a spiraling dependence on opium and cocaine, portraying a stark, cautionary portrait of the living dead in an unforgiving urban underworld.

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