Celebrating its 100th anniversary, A Woman of the World (1925) follows a liberal European countess, played by Pola Negri, who scandalizes a small, mid-Western American town with her unapologetic independence, sharp wit, and tattooed arm. Pearl Jam, one of the most influential rock and roll bands, continues to sell out stadiums to audiences of 50,000+ and engages with a loyal and enthusiastic fanbase. Their raw energy and urgent, emotional soundscape mirror the countess’s defiance and vulnerability, bringing a gritty new layer to this 100-year-old film.