The Manhattan Front

Set in 1915, The Manhattan Front examines the actions of a German saboteur who arrives in Manhattan. His manipulation of progressive labor politics plays a crucial role in pushing a neutral America towards involvement in World War I.

This film is notable for its focus on a pivotal moment in history and features women in key creative roles, highlighted by director Cathy Lee Crane. With a runtime of 85 minutes, it combines elements of drama, history, and war to tell a compelling story about the complexities of loyalty and conflict during a turbulent time.

Featuring performances by Lee Delong and Helen Highfield, The Manhattan Front presents a unique perspective on the events leading to America's entry into the First World War. Collectors of historical dramas may find this film an interesting addition to their library.