Isn’t Life Wonderful

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Isn’t Life Wonderful is a 1924 silent drama film directed by D. W. Griffith that portrays the struggles of a Polish family in post–World War I Germany.

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Isn't Life Wonderful 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf drama film
film
silent film
basedOn short story "Isn’t Life Wonderful"
basedOnAuthor Geoffrey Moss
cinematographyBy Henri Burel NERFINISHED
countryOfOrigin United States
director D. W. Griffith
directorFullName David Wark Griffith
linked to: D. W. Griffith
distributor United Artists
editedBy James Smith
era 1920s American film
filmFormat 35 mm
filmingLocation Austria
Germany
follows World War I
genre drama
silent drama
hasAlternativeSpelling Isn't Life Wonderful
hasTheme family resilience
postwar hardship
poverty
language Silent
mainSubject struggles of a Polish family
medium black-and-white film
musicForReleases various compiled scores for silent screenings
narrativeForm feature-length film
notableFor realistic depiction of postwar European poverty
partOf American silent cinema
portraysEthnicGroup Polish family
productionCompany D. W. Griffith Productions
releaseDateUS 1924-12-28
releaseYear 1924
runtimeMinutes 72
screenwriter D. W. Griffith
settingPeriod post–World War I
settingPlace Germany
starred Carol Dempster
Erville Alderson
Frank Puglia
Lupino Lane
Marcia Harris
Neil Hamilton

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D.W. Griffith Productions notableWork Isn’t Life Wonderful
Carol Dempster notableWork Isn’t Life Wonderful
Isn’t Life Wonderful hasAlternativeSpelling Isn't Life Wonderful
linked to: Isn’t Life Wonderful