The World and the Woman

Year: 1916

Runtime: 66 mins

Directors: Frank Lloyd, Eugene Moore

Drama

A striking story of a fallen woman's regeneration through faith. Jeanne Eagels portrays Mary, a prostitute who accepts work as a maid at a country lodge. Surrounded by a woodland community, she attends church, discovers salvation, and her newfound faith heals the local sick. Yet her former employer, who once pursued her, continues to threaten her.

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