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Danish Silent Film
In the hands of impostors (No. 2)
August Blom, 1911, 48 min
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A Victim of the mormons
On a holiday, the family Gram meets a young, mysterious man who turns out to be a mormon.
When passion blinds honesty
The poor shipwright's daughter Hulda i dating the equally poor clerk Aage.
The White Slave Trade III
A young woman, Nina, works as a singer at a Copenhagen variety theatre, but when her contract expires she suddenly finds herself with no income to support her and her old mother.
The candle and the moth
The young hothead Billy is drifting into a life of crime and has a violent quarrel with his girlfriend Nelly.
The Hill Park mystery
Police reporter Erik Brandt is sent off for some rest and recreation after solving a murder under the nose of the police.
The black hood
Sherlock Holmes is hired to locate a husband abducted by “The Black Hood".
The confidence trick
Jens Larsen has worked hard to become a wealthy man in America, and when he travels home to visit Denmark, the people he meets are extremely acommodating.
Crossed Swords
The two young officers Edmond and Clayton both fall in love with Rose – the daughter of the Minister of War.
The white slave trade
Anna, a young girl from a poor but honest household, is offered an attractive position as a lady's companion in London.
Money
FRAGMENT | Following some dodgy dealings, stockbroker Saccard is determined to pull himself out of the gutter and regain is reputation.
Silent films, white slavery and rape myths
THEME. New theme about white slavery in silent films. Frida Lind Stokkebæk connects the conflicts played out in the early cinema to our present day.
Crime and Punishment – Silent crime stories from the vaults
THEME. In the Danish silent era, not unlike today, crime films were all the rage. Peter Schepelern guides you through.
Posters, stills and framegrabs
The film's program with plot summary
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