The World Moves On

Year: 1934

Runtime: 104 mins

Language: English

Director: John Ford

RomanceHistoryWarDrama

A century‑spanning love story follows two interwoven cotton‑merchant families—one in England, the other in America, with branches in France and Prussia. Bound by a belief that their trans‑national business can survive any crisis, they endure the aftermath of the Napoleonic Wars and later the trials of World I and its aftermath.

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