“The Price She Paid” (1924) is a profound drama that explores the plight of a woman faced with a difficult choice between personal happiness and duty. The movie is about the value of sacrifice and the true price one has to pay for freedom. This silent masterpiece comes to life in 4K, allowing viewers to enjoy the rich detail and elegance of early 20th century cinema.

A young murderer and bandit escapes with a hardened criminal from a Mississippi penitentiary. On the loose, they again take on a "job", the only one they know how to do - robbing banks. The last robbery goes extremely badly, and the gang has to pay for all previous successes.

Actor Michael Dorsey, because of his character, cannot hold down any job. Then he changes into a woman's dress and soon realizes that people like him better as a woman. Dorothy-Michael immediately gets a job. However, he has difficulties with the girl he loves.

When a fire destroys a lumber mill and dispatcher Clyde Bracken dies in the blaze, aggrieved business owner Andrew Holmes accuses his employee Leopold Dilg of arson and murder. Arrested, Leopold escapes from jail and hides out at the home of his pal, schoolteacher Nora Shelley.

The girl is not at all happy about this guest, because the house has been rented for the summer season to Michael Lightcap, a respected law professor awaiting appointment to the Supreme Court who wants to spend the summer working on his writings in a quiet, secluded place.

The teacher in front of the professor passes Leopold off as his gardener, but the professor soon learns the true reason for the lad's stay in the house. In the end, it turns out that the young man became a pawn in the game of corrupt local authorities, and the dispatcher, who allegedly burned in the flames, is alive and well.

Despite all the vicissitudes of circumstances and intrigues, the professor and the fugitive show more and more interest in the pretty mistress of the house, both men are eager to get the hand and heart of Nora, but only the court will put everything and everyone in their places....

Can sex ruin a perfect friendship between a man and a woman? This is the question that Harry and Sally, a fellow traveler, discuss on their way from Chicago to New York. Eleven years later, they are no closer to an answer.

Princess Snow White lost her mother at an early age, and her father the King remarried. The vain and spiteful Queen, jealous of her stepdaughter's beauty, forces the girl to wear rags and do dirty work, and treats her like a servant. Having learned from the magic mirror that Snow White has become the most beautiful girl in the world, the envious woman decided to destroy the lovely stepdaughter. But the poor girl did not die in the forest, but on the contrary, she met real friends there - funny seven dwarfs: Professor, Grumpy, Merry, Modest, Sneezy, Sonya and Silent.

In Element City, the inhabitants of fire, water, earth, and air live together. Strong and fiery Amber strikes up a friendship with relaxed, adrift Wade - a friendship that will challenge her perceptions of the world around her.

This subtle psychological drama tells about a few days of a thirteen-year-old schoolgirl in a difficult age of transition for her and others. Her older brother goes on vacation without her, this charming ugly duckling considers herself ugly, and then a famous concert pianist comes to town, and she is as old as the heroine herself. She is given the opportunity to get acquainted with the prodigy, she promises to take her on tour as a manager, but leaves, of course, without her.... And the "impudent girl" tortures all those she loves, those who are closest to her.

"Some people hear their inner voice very clearly and live as it tells them to. People like that go crazy. Or become legends." So begins the story of the Ludlow family, a fast-paced and romantic tale of three brothers, their father, and a young and irresistible woman who fatally changes the lives of each of them.