Dash for Liberty

The story revolves around a bedridden mine owner named Werner, who dies from an accidental opium overdose. His foster daughter, Erna, becomes the prime suspect in his death, leading to a tense investigation into the truth behind the circumstances.

Werner's friend, Hard, had escaped from prison and tried to ease Werner's suffering with opium, but his well-meaning actions lead to tragic consequences. Alf, Werner's son, takes it upon himself to prove Erna's innocence amidst the surrounding accusations. This film presents a compelling narrative that explores themes of trust, guilt, and familial bonds.

As a silent film from the early 20th century, Dash for Liberty appeals to collectors interested in the evolution of cinema and the dramatic storytelling of the era. The film features performances from actors Alf Blütecher, Alma Hinding, Erik Holberg, Peter Jørgensen, and Robert Schyberg, adding to its historical value.