The Pride of the Firm
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About This Movie
The Pride of the Firm is a silent comedy-drama from 1914 directed by Ernst Lubitsch. This German film features a narrative centered around a clever apprentice, set against the backdrop of Berlin. Its historical significance as one of the few surviving Lubitsch films from World War I makes it noteworthy for collectors.
The Pride of the Firm is a rare find among silent films from the WWI era, especially since many of Lubitsch's works have been lost. This film remains in circulation in a few collector circles, making it a coveted piece for enthusiasts. Not only is it a testament to early comedic storytelling, but it also provides insights into cultural sentiments of the time, solidifying its place in film history.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is the genre of The Pride of the Firm?
The Pride of the Firm is a comedy-drama film.
Who directed The Pride of the Firm?
The film was directed by Ernst Lubitsch.
When was The Pride of the Firm released?
The Pride of the Firm was released in 1914.
What themes are explored in The Pride of the Firm?
The film explores themes of apprenticeship and fashion, set in Berlin.
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