Faithless (1932)
Socialite Carol Morgan navigates the tumultuous landscape of the Great Depression, oscillating between the comforts of her affluence and the complexities of her romantic life. Her relationship with Bill Wade is a whirlwind of breakups and reconciliations, highlighting the emotional turmoil that accompanies her privileged existence. As she juggles her lavish lifestyle and the challenges of love, Carol's journey reflects the struggles of a society in crisis, offering a poignant glimpse into the heart of a woman torn between wealth and genuine connection.
