The Tenth Symphony

Year: 1918

Runtime: 88 mins

Director: Abel Gance

Drama

Composer Enrid Damor is unaware that his new wife Eve Dinant once lived as a debauchee with adventurer Fred Ryce. Ryce later courts Damor’s daughter Claire, seeks to marry her, and blackmails Eve. When Damor discovers their tangled past, he pours his anguish into a symphony. The film is considered the first major work of the Impressionist movement.

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