Which film did Greta Garbo have full control over and ultimately produced?

Greta Garbo had full control over "The Kiss," which she also produced. This film, released in 1929, marked a significant moment in her career as it showcased her transition from silent films to talkies. Garbo's involvement in the production process allowed her to shape the film's artistic direction, ensuring that it aligned with her vision and showcased her star power effectively.

In "The Kiss," Garbo played the lead role, displaying her dramatic talent and unique screen presence. The film emphasized themes of love and sacrifice, further establishing her as a leading lady of that era. This level of creative control was somewhat atypical for actresses of her time, highlighting her influence in Hollywood.

The other films mentioned do not reflect Garbo's ownership and production control to the same extent. "The Wind," while iconic, was primarily directed by Victor Sjöström without Garbo's production input. "The Immigrant" is a short film starring Charlie Chaplin, and "Broken Blossoms," directed by D.W. Griffith, features different themes and storytelling styles that are separate from Garbo's contributions.