How Kitchener Was Betrayed
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About This Movie
"How Kitchener Was Betrayed" is a 1922 war film that delves into themes of betrayal during wartime. As a partially lost film, its historical significance makes it an interesting find for collectors of early cinema.
This film, being from the silent era, has limited distribution and can be quite scarce on physical media. Collectors often seek it out for its unique take on espionage during World War I, and while many prints are deteriorating, finding a well-preserved copy is a rewarding challenge. The film's historical context and its exploration of moral ambiguity during wartime continue to draw interest among enthusiasts of the genre.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What genre is "How Kitchener Was Betrayed"?
"How Kitchener Was Betrayed" is a war film.
What year was "How Kitchener Was Betrayed" released?
The film was released in 1922.
Who directed "How Kitchener Was Betrayed"?
The film was produced by Screen Plays and BFI.
Who are some of the top cast members of the film?
The top cast includes Fred Paul, Peggy Hathaway, Ian Swinley, Winifred Evans, Frank Goldsmith, and Bertram Burleigh.
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