The reconstruction of Where Are My Children was conducted by the Library of Congress in 2000 utilizing the surviving three reels of an incomplete 35mm print held by the library, a reedited 35mm Dutch-language version held by collector Jan Zaalberg in the Netherlands, and the equivalent of approximately 1.5 reels surviving in a 16mm reduction print. Sequencing the surviving footage and recreation of the original color-toning were made possible by consulting 1916 postproduction paperwork held by historian Kevin Brownlow.

This collection from the National Film Preservation Foundation includes a complete presentation of this early Lois Weber-directed antiabortion feature film, as restored in 2000, in a windowboxed video transfer.

The presentation is accompanied by a new small-orchestra music score, based on a piano music score composed in 2000 by Martin Marks.

For information about other films in this collection, see our notes on the boxset.

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