Her Convert
The old inventors daughter is a mission worker. She makes a convert of a young crook and eventually becomes engaged to marry him. But her father does not approve of him, and shows him the door when he learns from a detective the record of his daughter's suitor. The inventor's plans are stolen by an unscrupulous manufacturer, and the crook volunteers to recover them.
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Plot Summary
A young woman, unhappy with her life, seeks solace and a new beginning by converting to a different religion. This decision causes friction within her family, leading to emotional turmoil and challenging relationships. Ultimately, she must navigate the consequences of her choice and find her own path.
Critical Reception
As a short silent film from 1915, 'Her Convert' is not widely reviewed by modern critical standards. However, its themes of personal conviction and familial conflict were common in early cinema, and it likely served as a melodramatic piece for its contemporary audience.
What Reviewers Say
- Early silent drama exploring themes of religious conviction.
- Likely a melodramatic piece common to the era.
- Focuses on personal choice and its impact on family relationships.
Google audience: Information on audience reception from 1915 is not available.
Fun Fact
J.P. McGowan was a prolific director and actor in early American cinema, often working with Bison Motion Pictures and later Universal Pictures.
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