Youth (1922 film)

Youth is a 1922 American silent drama film directed by Tom Forman. It stars Diana Allen, Clara Horton, and William Collier Jr. The film's plot revolves around themes of societal expectations placed on young people and the conflicts that arise between generations. It examines the choices faced by young adults navigating love, career aspirations, and familial responsibilities in the post-World War I era. While not as widely discussed as some other films of the silent era, Youth provides a glimpse into the social mores and anxieties of the time. Archival information suggests the film was produced by Associated First National Pictures and distributed by First National. Specific details regarding the film's critical reception and box office performance are limited, and the film is considered to be a lost film.