This is a story that doesn't age well. The whole movie doesn't age well until the last scene wherein it's all worth it. A young lady loses her safe home and all its illusions when her father dies. She finds out fundamental truths were lies and still knows how and who to trust. When she finds out her true heritage is being brought up by the money made from a dance hall she splits town under her mother's behest, right before her mum dies. Once in her new digs she finds out a new truth was a lie, but this time it's for the better. With every revelation she has to make a choice about whether to live her life honestly or prudently.
Review of Man of Evil
