The Wings

Year: 1916

Runtime: 50 mins

Drama

A manipulative countess intervenes in the relationship between gay sculptor Claude Zoret and his bisexual model‑lover Mikaël, sparking jealousy and betrayal. Their conflict culminates in Zoret’s death during a violent storm, striking the base of a statue of Mikaël portrayed as Icarus. The surviving version is missing 19 minutes of footage.

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