The Woman in White

Year: 1917

Runtime: 68 mins

Director: Ernest C. Warde

Drama

Florence La Badie stars in dual roles, and the film employs inventive editing for the moment the two characters confront each other. In a flashback‑within‑a‑mirror sequence, she is shown twice on screen through superimposition. Several scenes use her mirror reflection to underscore lingering melancholy, with the glass echoing her wistful, reflective mood.

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