Metadata overview of a 1917 American silent film production and its historical status.
The silent film Mrs. Balfame was produced in the United States by director Frank Powell. The project was initiated as a standard early 20th-century cinematic endeavor.
Frank Powell handled both the directing and original scriptwriting duties for the production. The creative vision was centralized under a single filmmaker.
Agnes Ayres was cast as the main actor, while Nance O'Neil portrayed the titular Mrs. Balfame. The film was shot in black and white with a runtime of 60 minutes.
Released in 1917, the film has aged beyond the 95-year threshold, placing it firmly in the public domain. Its historical context aligns with the silent era peak.
Frank Powell
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