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Think Othello, Desdemona, and Iago. But a Desdemona with a past. This quick-paced drama of a variety of infidelities - large and small - is quite plausible. And with the commencement of World War I hostilities, this short story roils, rolls, and rocks. After all, loyalty is most important in wartime. This film is not so predictable as some would have you believe.

The lines are rarely fun or clever. You may feel you could write a better screenplay at lunch next week. Still, there are delightful actors and actresses in the ensemble. E.g., Nat Pendleton in just a few late minutes got us to the labored finish.