What Women Want (1920 film)

What Women Want is a 1920 American silent drama film directed by Hal Hollingsworth and starring Louise Glaum, Montagu Love, and Florence Carpenter. The film is based on a story by Edmund Goulding. A print of the film is held by the Library of Congress.

The film's plot revolves around a woman, supposedly bored with her wealthy husband, who runs off to join a band of gypsies. She eventually returns to her husband, having learned a lesson about the dangers of chasing after fleeting desires. The film explores themes of marital discontent, social class, and the perceived allure of unconventional lifestyles. Though it enjoyed some popularity at the time, it is not considered a major work of the silent era. The specific details and nuances of the plot are subject to some interpretation, as contemporary reviews offer varied summaries.