The Flame Within

Synopsis

In the riveting drama film 'The Flame Within' released in 1935, Ann Harding delivers a powerful performance as a woman torn between duty and desire. The story follows her character's internal struggle as she navigates a complex web of emotions and societal expectations. Set against the backdrop of high society, the film explores themes of love, sacrifice, and the pursuit of true happiness. As Harding's character grapples with her inner conflicts, she must ultimately decide whether to follow her heart or adhere to society's constraints. With captivating performances and a compelling narrative, 'The Flame Within' is a timeless classic that continues to resonate with audiences today.

Cast

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  Ann Harding

  Dr. Mary White

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  Herbert Marshall

  Dr. Gordon Phillips

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  Maureen O'Sullivan

  Linda Belton

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  Louis Hayward

  Jack Kerry

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  Henry Stephenson

  Dr. Jock Frazier

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  Margaret Seddon

  Mrs. Ida Grenfell

Reviews

Critics have praised 'The Flame Within' for its poignant storytelling and compelling performances. Rotten Tomatoes commends the film for its emotional depth, stating 'The Flame Within' is a captivating journey into the complexities of human relationships.' IMDb users have also highlighted the strong character development and nuanced portrayal of societal norms. While some critics find the pacing to be a tad slow, the overall consensus is overwhelmingly positive. Metacritic users appreciate the film's exploration of themes such as duty and desire, awarding it high marks for its authenticity and emotional impact. Despite its age, 'The Flame Within' continues to impress viewers with its timeless tale of love and self-discovery.

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