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No. 5 John Street is a 1921 drama film that showcases a narrative of social reform and personal redemption. Directed by Astra Film, this lost film features a storyline centered on a soap factory heir who takes on the guise of a worker to improve labor conditions.
This film is somewhat elusive in collector circles, with few prints available, especially in good condition. It's noteworthy for its practical effects that align with the era's filmmaking techniques, and can stir interest among those who appreciate early silent cinema. While not widely discussed, its unique themes and character-driven narrative hold a distinct appeal for those looking into the social issues of the time.
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No. 5 John Street is a drama film.
No. 5 John Street was released in 1921.
No. 5 John Street was produced by Astra Film.
The top cast includes Zena Dare, Mary Odette, Lionelle Howard, Randle Ayrton, Roy Travers, and Peggy Bayfield.
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