To Unseen Enemy
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| Original title | To Unseen Enemy |
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| Country of production | United States |
| original language | English |
| Publishing year | 1912 |
| length | 17 minutes |
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| Director | DW Griffith |
| script | Edward Acker |
| production | Biograph Company , New York |
| camera | Billy Bitzer |
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An Unseen Enemy is from the 1912 originating American detective - silent film . In it Lillian and Dorothy Gish celebrate their film debut .
action
The two adult daughters of a doctor mourn their deceased father. The mood only improves when the older brother tells them that he has improved their financial situation by selling part of the property. Due to the late hour, he deposited the proceeds in the safe of the house. The greedy housemaid tries to get possession of it with the help of a criminal relative. While the safe is being broken into, the daughters in the next room are threatened with a gun. Nevertheless, they manage to inform the brother who frees them and saves the money.
Web links
- An Unseen Enemy in the Internet Movie Database (English)
- To Unseen Enemy on YouTube
- To Unseen Enemy 1912