Daughters Who Pay

Set against the backdrop of immediate post-October Revolution Russia, Daughters Who Pay explores themes of unrest and propaganda targeting the United States. The film follows Serge Oumansky, a Communist agent involved in organizing terrorist actions against America.

This silent film features notable performances from actors like Marguerite De La Motte and Bela Lugosi, adding to its historical significance. With a runtime of 60 minutes, it showcases the storytelling style of its time and offers insight into the era's dramatic narratives.