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My Father
The second film in Benjamin Chapin's four-film cycle on the life of Abraham Lincoln, it deals with the life of Lincoln's father, Tom Lincoln.
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Plot Summary
As this is a silent film from 1917, specific plot details are difficult to ascertain without access to the film itself. Generally, films from this era often focused on domestic dramas, societal issues, or comedic situations.
Critical Reception
As a film from 1917, contemporary critical reception is largely unavailable in easily accessible public records. Silent films from this period varied greatly in their reception, with some achieving significant popularity and others being quickly forgotten.
What Reviewers Say
Difficult to ascertain due to age and lack of accessible records.
Silent films of this era often explored themes of family and societal norms.
Lack of readily available information makes a consensus impossible.
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Fun Fact
Many films from the silent era have been lost to time due to nitrate film decomposition and lack of preservation efforts, making it challenging to find information on less prominent titles like 'My Father (1917)'.
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