For France

The film centers on Gerald Ackland, a cadet at West Point studying in Paris. As World War I erupts, he enlists in the French army and becomes a fighter pilot. His fiancée, Martha Landeau, and her father seek refuge at their family farm near the Marne River, but their safety is disrupted when German troops invade the area.

Gerald’s heroism is highlighted when he pilots a French fighter plane to defend Martha's farm from German raiders. This film not only captures the challenges of war but also the personal struggles faced by those on the home front. With a notable cast including Edward Earle, Betty Howe, and Erich von Stroheim, For France presents a poignant narrative set against the backdrop of a significant historical event.

For collectors, this film is available on blu-ray, making it a tangible piece of cinematic history from the World War I era. Its blend of drama and war elements can appeal to fans of classic films and those who appreciate early cinematic storytelling.