The Sunbeam

Year: 1912

Runtime: 15 mins

Director: D.W. Griffith

ComedyDrama

Set in a cramped American tenement, a solitary bachelor lives opposite a dour spinster. Their quiet routine is disrupted by mischievous children in the hallway. When a lonely little girl from the floor above moves in, she draws the two neighbors together, bringing warmth and hope to their lives.

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