The Risky Road

Year: 1918

Runtime: 50 mins

Director: Ida May Park

Drama

Ida May Park, a former scriptwriter, was announced in 1917 to direct films with Dorothy Phillips. The Risky Road, noted for its female perspective, follows a country girl who moves to the city, falls for a wealthy man and is scandalized. Marketed as “the drama every woman should see,” only a tinted nitrate fragment with Swedish intertitles survives, preserved by the Svenska Filminstitutet and copied onto 35 mm B&W film.

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