The House by the Sea

The House by the Sea tells the story of the proprietors of a small inn who must accommodate a group of conscripts en route to a nearby port. The arrival of the soldiers stirs up tensions when one sergeant recognizes Resa as a former camp-follower. This recognition leads to jealousy and conflict, particularly when Resa's husband decides to join the company.

This film features performances by Asta Nielsen, Gregori Chmara, and Albert Steinrück, among others. As a silent film from the early 1920s, it stands as a representation of the drama genre during that era, showcasing the storytelling and thematic concerns of the time. Collectors of early cinema will find its narrative and historical context significant, reflecting the societal issues of the period.