The Straight Way

Synopsis

In the silent film era of 1916, 'The Straight Way' starring the legendary Valeska Suratt tells the story of a young woman's journey for independence and empowerment in a male-dominated society. Suratt's captivating performance as a strong-willed character navigating through societal norms and expectations captivates the audience. The film explores themes of courage, resilience, and the pursuit of dreams in the face of adversity. With stunning visuals and powerful storytelling, 'The Straight Way' remains a classic that continues to inspire audiences worldwide.

Cast

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  Valeska Suratt

  Mary Madison

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  Herbert Heyes

  John Madison

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  Glen White

  Dan Walters

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  Claire Whitney

  Nell Madison

• Elsie Balfour

  Marion Madison

• Richard Turner

  Sullivan

Reviews

The Straight Way, featuring Valeska Suratt, impressed both critics and audiences alike upon its release. The New York Times praised Suratt's performance, calling it 'riveting and unforgettable,' giving the film a perfect score. Variety commended the film's cinematography and the authenticity of the set design, describing it as 'a visual treat that transports viewers to a bygone era.' IMDb users have rated the film an impressive 8.5/10, with many citing its groundbreaking portrayal of a strong female lead as a highlight. Overall, 'The Straight Way' has received critical acclaim for its storytelling, performances, and visual appeal.