Illicit (1931)

Ann, a progressive young woman, shares a passionate relationship with her partner, Dick, believing that marriage would ruin their love. Despite her convictions, the weight of societal expectations becomes too much to bear, ultimately compelling them to tie the knot. As they navigate the complexities of their new life together, the couple grapples with the tension between their ideals and the realities of love, raising questions about commitment and freedom in a changing world.