Professor Petersen's Pals (1924)

As a thank you for saving him from criminals, Professor Petersen takes on the role as a foster parent for Pat and Patachon.

The Golden Clown (1926)

Joe the Clown, once poor, becomes rich and famous in Paris, but the opulent big-city life tragically seals the fate of the unfortunate clown.

Atlantis 1913

Hit by an existential crisis, Dr Von Krammacher embarks on an adventurous journey where he meets two very different women.

The Black Dream (1911)

Stella, a circus princess, has two suitors: young, handsome Count Waldberg and the greying, hidebound jeweller Hirsch.

The Plaster Saint (1927)

When writer Jonas Lemmer gets himself in trouble during a secret journey to Paris, his wife plans a sly act of vengeance.

A Friend of the People (1918)

Three brothers are fighting for the lower classes, each in his own way: With violence, with words, and with a drastic intervention inspired by watchmaking!

A Trip to Mars (1918)

Inspired by Napoleon, the navy officer Avanti Planetaros endeavours to chart the cosmos and explore its strange planets.

In the Power of Opium (1918)

An old banker becomes addicted to opium when he finds out that the rush will make him see his deceased daughter.

The Golden Clown (1926)

Joe the Clown, once poor, becomes rich and famous in Paris, but the opulent big-city life tragically seals the fate of the unfortunate clown.

The Golden Clown (1926)

Circus princess Daisy has followed her sweetheart, Joe the Clown, to Paris, where life is a bit more glamorous than on the road.

An American Sister-in-law (1917)

Mrs. Balle catches her husband with another woman, but he promptly explains that the woman is his sister-in-law from America.

The House of Shadows (1924)

Thor Brekanæs is found murdered in the moraine near his farm, and the murder mystery seems to be intertwined with a romantic love triangle.

In Defence of the Nation (1916)

Out of the blue, war is declared, making two otherwise friendly neighbouring nations deadly enemies.