Sisters All

The story follows garment manufacturer Sergius, who cuts wages, igniting a protest led by two Russian sisters, Olga and Vera. In an unexpected twist, Sergius’s daughters, Hattie and Helen, choose to side with the workers. They move into the sisters' tenement and join the factory workforce, creating tension with their father.

As the plot unfolds, Hattie and Helen confront Sergius directly in a dramatic office meeting. Their determination leads to a resolution, as Sergius ultimately agrees to meet the workers' demands. The film concludes with a note of triumph, celebrating the collective victory for the factory girls and their supporters. As a lost film, Sisters All holds a unique place in cinematic history, reflecting early 20th-century social issues and labor movements.