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Love in the Dark (1922)

"I hope people see me as an artist, not a blind artist." Tou suffered a severe eye injury in an accident at a young age. The journey into complete blindness was a torment to him. Yet, he doesn't want his struggle and vulnerability to be seen. It is not until he meets Iris that light seems to come into his sight again.
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"I hope people see me as an artist, not a blind artist." Tou suffered a severe eye injury in an accident at a young age. The journey into complete blindness was a torment to him. Yet, he doesn't want his struggle and vulnerability to be seen. It is not until he meets Iris that light seems to come into his sight again.

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Genre:Drama
Directed By:Harry Beaumont
Written By:J.G. Hawks
In Theaters:11/20/1922
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Runtime:12 minutes
Studio:Metro Pictures Corporation

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