Berlin Via America

The story follows Phil Kelly, a veteran of the Spanish-American War, who becomes an American spy during World War I. His secret life leads to tension with his mother, fiancée Rose Lockely, and friends, who doubt his loyalty due to his failure to enlist in the military.

As a film from the silent era, Berlin Via America provides a glimpse into the narratives and concerns of its time. The performances by Francis Ford, Edna Emerson, and the rest of the cast contribute to the film's dramatic tension. Collectors interested in early cinema and the representation of war themes will find this film notable.

The film was produced by Fordart Films Inc., marking it as a work from a significant period in American film history. Its exploration of personal sacrifice and national duty resonates with the era's cinematic storytelling.