Seven Faces

A young Chinese man, abandoned as a baby, grows up in America and is trained in the art of disguise. He uses his talents to seek revenge on the men he believes wronged his parents. As he gets closer to his targets, he finds himself falling for the daughter of one of the men he intends to harm, leading to a moral crisis.

Upon its release, 'Seven Faces' received mixed to positive reviews, with particular praise for Richard Barthelmess's performance and the film's innovative use of makeup and disguise. However, some critics found the plot convoluted. It was considered a significant achievement in early sound film for its technical aspects and Barthelmess's dramatic range.

• Praised for Richard Barthelmess's versatile performance and the use of disguise.
• Noted for its ambitious technical execution in early sound cinema.
• Some critics found the narrative somewhat difficult to follow.

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Richard Barthelmess portrayed all seven distinct characters using extensive makeup and his own acting versatility, a feat that was highly lauded at the time of its release.