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The Ace of Hearts
1921
· Movie
· 75 min
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A secretive organization of idealists, who believe they are purifying society, votes on the execution of individuals they deem morally corrupt. A new member, a lonely man, finds his commitment to their cold cause tested when he falls in love with a female member of the group. Their romance blossoms in the shadows, and he is soon horrified to discover that the group has voted for his beloved to be the one to carry out their next assassination mission.
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- Director
- Wallace Worsley
- Writer
- Gouverneur Morris
- Studio
- Goldwyn Pictures Corporation
- Released
- 17 September 1921
- Country
- United States
- Language
- English
- Runtime
- 75 min
- Rated
- NR
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