The Werewolf

Year: 1913

Runtime: 18 mins

Director: Henry MacRae

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The narrative is built around an ancient Indian legend that describes individuals transformed into wolves by magical means, who can revert to human form at will to exact revenge. The silent feature dramatizes this folklore, but no surviving prints are known, and the film is considered lost. It remains a sought‑after piece for historians of early cinema.

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