Are We Down-Hearted?

The film features Hay Plumb performing George Robins’ song about a family's lighthearted responses to financial difficulties. Set against the backdrop of early 20th century Britain, it reflects the era's social themes through comedy and music.

As a product of the Hepworth Manufacturing Company, this film represents a significant piece of early cinematic history. Collectors interested in the evolution of film and music will find value in its unique blend of both mediums. The cast includes notable performers of the time, such as Madge Campbell and Jack Hulcup, adding to the film's historical significance.