All for Money

The film follows Rupp, a former butcher turned wealthy due to the meat packing industry's boom after World War I. Despite his newfound riches, Rupp is portrayed as crude and unrefined. His relationship with his son Fred, an auto enthusiast, and his romantic interest in a fallen aristocrat, Helen, drive the narrative. Helen accepts Rupp's marriage proposal to help her ailing mother, but her former lover, Platen, warns her about Rupp's true intentions.

As Rupp's wealth grows, so do the complications surrounding his relationships, especially with Platen, who has his own motives for opposing Rupp. The film also introduces Graf, a schemer who sees an opportunity to manipulate Rupp for his own gain, further complicating the dynamics of wealth and revenge. With a cast including Hermann Thimig and Dagny Servaes, this film offers a glimpse into the personal and societal conflicts of its time.

Collectors will find "All for Money" available in various formats including VHS, DVD, and Blu-ray, making it accessible for those interested in classic drama from the silent film era.