"Beggars of Life" is a silent film released in 1928, directed by William A. Wellman. The story follows a young woman named Nancy who, after killing her abusive guardian, disguises herself as a boy to escape the law. She embarks on a journey with a group of drifters, facing various challenges and adventures along the way. The film stars Louise Brooks as Nancy and features Richard Arlen and Gordon Westcott in supporting roles. Notable for its themes of survival and social issues, "Beggars of Life" is recognized for its striking cinematography and the strong performances of its cast, particularly Brooks.