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THE FOUR HORSEMEN OF THE APOCALYPSE

1921

Rex Ingram

The Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse

SYNOPSIS

An Argentine family divided between European loyalties is swept into the devastation of the First World War. At the center stands a pleasure seeking young man whose emotional awakening emerges through loss, displacement, and the collapse of inherited privilege. The conflict transforms private lives into reflections of a fractured civilization.

CRITIQUE

Rex Ingram combines intimate melodrama with vast historical spectacle, creating one of the defining epics of silent cinema. The film is remembered for its expressive visual scale and for transforming Rudolph Valentino into an international star. Beneath its romantic surface lies a solemn meditation on war, nationalism, and moral disintegration, shaped through fluid staging and a refined pictorial sensibility.

SCREENING AVAILABILITY

  • Theatrical screenings

  • Non-theatrical screenings

  • Festivals and cinematheques

  • Educational screenings

  • Television broadcasting

  • Digital platforms and streaming

  • Promotional and editorial use

  • Licensing of graphic and visual materials

AVAILABLE FORMATS

  • DCP

  • DCP with subtitles

  • Apple ProRes

  • MP4 Screening File

  • MP4 Rehearsal Copy for Musicians (silent films)

  • Blu-ray

  • High-resolution archival masters

PROMOTIONAL MATERIALS

  • Posters

  • Press stills

  • Promotional assets

  • Screening support materials

AVAILABLE SUBTITLES

  • English

  • Spanish

  • French

  • Portuguese

  • Italian

  • German

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