Jealousy

The film follows a couple attending a theater performance with a playwright friend. After a play concludes with a shocking act of jealousy, the husband discusses the absurdity of such an ending, claiming that no sensible man would resort to such violence in modern times. This sparks the playwright's interest in testing the couple's supposed happiness and love for one another.

Jealousy features a cast that includes Lya De Putti, Werner Krauss, Georg Alexander, Angelo Ferrari, and Mary Kid. The film presents a unique exploration of human emotions within the framework of a theatrical narrative, making it a notable entry in the silent film era. As a part of the Stern-Film production, this film reflects the artistic styles and storytelling techniques of the 1920s, appealing to collectors interested in early cinema.