Build Thy House

In "Build Thy House," a padre takes on a significant role when he acts for a dying soldier and poses as the heir to a slum property. This deception leads him to become a Labour MP, showcasing the intersections of politics and personal identity. The film reflects on the challenges faced by individuals living in impoverished conditions, making it a compelling narrative for its time.

The film features notable performances from Henry Ainley, Ann Trevor, and Claude Rains among others. Although it is classified as a lost film, the themes and storylines present a glimpse into societal issues of the early 20th century. Collectors of silent and early films may find interest in the historical context and the film's portrayal of life in the slums, as well as the political landscape of the era.