Which 1928 silent film directed by Michael Curtiz dramatized Noah’s Ark?

The 1928 silent film directed by Michael Curtiz was titled Noah’s Ark.

Noah’s Ark was an American epic romance film produced and distributed by Warner Bros. It stars Dolores Costello and George O’Brien, and combines a modern World War I story with a biblical episode about Noah and the Flood. Michael Curtiz directed the production before becoming famous for later films such as Casablanca.

The film was made during the transition from silent cinema to sound. It was released as a silent feature but included a synchronized musical score and sound effects in some versions. Its large-scale flood sequences were promoted as a major spectacle.

The production is also associated with a serious accident during filming in which several performers and extras were injured or killed. Because of that history, the film is discussed both as an ambitious early Hollywood epic and as an example of dangerous filmmaking practices before modern safety standards.