The White Shadow

Year: 1924

Runtime: 43 mins

Director: Graham Cutts

Drama

Two similar girls differ in temperament. The White Shadow is a drama directed by Graham Cutts, based on Michael Morton's Children of Chance, with Alfred Hitchcock as assistant director, writer, editor and art designer. Long thought lost, three reels were found in 2011 mislabeled Two Sisters, restored by Park Road Studios and now in the archive.

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